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Leave The Trick Or Treating For Halloween: Firm tries to teach the importance of cybersecurity by tricking their associates. Florida Newest State To Break From ABA: Only 48 states remain under the weight of the ABA’s unenforced diversity requirements. Welcome, Dean! Goodbye, Dean!: The culture war claims the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville’s newest dean hire’s job. United States Threatens UK Over Investigating America’s CSAM Bot: We’re the only ones that can ban foreign apps! Beveridge & Diamond Mourns The Loss Of Albert Beveridge III: We send our condolences to the firm, family and friends. The post Law Firm Earns Coal Right Before Christmas — See Also appeared first on Above the Law.

Firms are going to find out! The post How Much More Will Clients Pay? appeared first on Above the Law.

Just watch out for the ethical issues that may come with accepting referrals from an adversary. The post Adversaries Can Make Great Referral Sources appeared first on Above the Law.

How many readers successfully matched the firm to the feedback in our “Name That Firm” game? The post Stat(s) Of The Week: Top Outside Counsel Quiz Results appeared first on Above the Law.

Moving beyond the billable hour requires more than negotiating new fee structures with outside counsel. The post AI Is Killing The Billable Hour. The Real Question Is What Comes Next. appeared first on Above the Law.

AI can be incredibly helpful — until the hallucinations appear. The post Supreme Court Advocate Compares Using AI In Legal Practice To Working With A ‘Brilliant Associate Who’s Also Schizophrenic’ appeared first on Above the Law.

Right-wing jurisdictions are mad at the ABA and willing to burn education down over it. The post Florida And Texas Break From ABA On Law School Accreditation (And What Banning Plato Has To Do With It) appeared first on Above the Law.

Deleting voters for ‘civil rights’ is a hell of a thing to claim in court. The post Courts Dropkick DOJ’s Disenfranchisement Database appeared first on Above the Law.

The people complaining the loudest about cancel culture are the only ones doing it. The post Law School Dean Survives Two-Year Search, Falls To One-Week Culture War appeared first on Above the Law.

We here at Above the Law extend our condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues during this difficult time. The post Founder Of Prominent Midsize Firm Passes Away appeared first on Above the Law.