Tom Borman, LawFuel contributor New Zealand legal tech doesn’t often muscle its way into the global big leagues. LawVu just did with a major acquisition moving the business firmly into the global lawtech firmament. The Tauranga-based legal AI workspace company has acquired Belgian contract automation specialist ClauseBase, rebranding it as LawVu Draft, and in the […]
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How TLT’s 1,800-strong army crushed revenue targets while most firms are still figuring out how to turn on their laptops Norma Harris When most people hear “1,800-employee law firm,” they may picture bureaucratic hell involving endless committee meetings, partners who can’t remember each other’s names, and billing systems older than dial-up internet. TLT just proved
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Image Source: Pexels As a legal professional, you face sky-high stress every day–top that with increasing financial hurdles as you tread through this very competitive industry. With law school debt averaging $180,000 and 66% of young lawyers reporting financial anxiety according to studies, protecting your personal credit isn’t optional—it’s survival. Here’s how you can outsmart
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Sports Law Stars Score $515 Million Fee Award Ben Thomson, LawFuel contributing editor The lawyers who took on the NCAA just hit the jackpot with an award that may be the legal equivalent of hitting a grand slam in the World Series. A federal judge approved $515 million in legal fees for the attorneys who
Entrepreneurial Law Firm Like The Netflix of Law A private equity investor with Lloyds Banking Group roots now owns a big chunk of a law firm that works entirely from home. Harper James, a firm with over 140 lawyers spread across the UK, sold 45% of itself to LDC. The deal is all about growth.
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“Made in USA” lawsuits have nearly doubled in just one year, hitting their highest level since at least 2011? A Wall Street Journal article highlights the law firm that is powering the lawsuit blitz, inspired by the Trump administration.
The definition of “Made in USA” is no longer just a marketing tagline—it’s a litigation trigger with real financial and reputational stakes for clients ranging from global conglomerates to boutique brands.
If law firms were streaming services, FisherBroyles would be Netflix circa 2013 aggressively expanding into new markets while everyone else is still figuring out what “distributed” even means.
The Atlanta-based firm, billing itself as the world’s largest ‘distributed law firm’ and founded by James Fisher and Kevin Broyles in 2022 (pictured), the firm has grown to hundreds of partners practicing in 29 markets globally.
The firm has grown into an Am Law 200 firm with 300 partners practicing in 23 markets in the U.S. and U.K. The FisherBroyles of today has radically disrupted the way law firms operate, how partners collaborate, where employees work, and how client services are delivered.
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Law Firm Marketing Norma Harris, LawFuel contributor Programmatic advertising allows marketers to create tailored ads for their audience, making it a powerful tool to expand reach and build a solid customer base. Its winning combination of efficiency and effectiveness means it’s being increasingly taken up by law firms, who are making the most of programmatic
Tom Borman, LawFuel legal editor If you thought legal drama was just for the Supreme Court, think again. Washington’s legal scene just got a new player in the form of law star Abbe Lowell, famed for defending Hunter Biden, who has left Winston & Strawn to launch his own boutique-Lowell & Associates. The firm’s focus is
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Photo – https://unsplash.com/photos/brown-concrete-building-VSG0ytKGlEc Malta Nomad Permits Malta offers flexible residency programs for non-EU individuals. Permanent Residence and Nomad Permits cater to different needs, providing access to the Schengen Area and Malta’s thriving economy. Julia Loko, Investment Programs Expert at Immigrant Invest explains Malta Permanent Residence Programme and Digital Nomad Visa options, their benefits, and application
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