Today, several jurisdictions (D.C, Utah and Arizona) permit lawyers to practice in organizations where non-lawyers have ownership interests. For example, D.C.’s Rule 5.4(b) permits D.C. barred attorneys to “practice law in a partnership or other form of organization in which
By Erin Giglia
I was 25 years old, just out of law school, when the law firm I worked for—Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison LLP—imploded. I still remember the day I got laid off. I hadn’t even been practicing for a
It’s late, you’re still at the office, and the stack of intake forms hasn’t shrunk. Your voicemail blinks with urgent client messages. And that accident demand letter you promised would go out today sits half-finished on your screen.
As a
Former Obama speechwriters Cody Keenan and Terry Szuplat opened the 2025 Legal Marketing Association (LMA) Annual Conference (#LMA25) with a keynote that brought this attendee to her feet once or twice. Moderated masterfully by Katie Munroe, Chief Marketing Officer
AI is reshaping the legal industry, and immigration law is no exception.
As an immigration lawyer, you juggle countless documents, forms, and intricate details to help clients navigate the immigration process. And, with ever-evolving regulations, shifting policies, and heavy caseloads,
Will legal blog publications soon find themselves in the crosshairs of the U.S. Attorney’s office? Seems likely all forms of legal commentary will.
Anil Oza of Stat News reports that Last week, at least one scientific journal received a letter
A Simple Guide for Small Law Firms to Stay Safe
Your small law firm is likely a treasure trove for bad actors and is likely chock-full of sensitive data— private client details, legal plans, financial info, and more. To someone
We recently upgraded from Vue 2 to Vue 3 across Lawline’s website frontend to stay current with modern frameworks, improve performance, and future-proof our platform. This update allows us to build and release features faster, fix bugs more efficiently, and
People Remember Stories. They Forget Sales Pitches.
If your marketing sounds like every other law firm’s marketing, there’s a good chance you’re getting lost in the shuffle. Lists of practice areas and years of experience aren’t what stick in people’s
In this episode, Steve Fretzin and Greg Eisenberg discuss:
