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Macfarlanes’ Curious New York Move: A Manhattan Office With No U.S. Law
Macfarlanes Opens Manhattan Office – With a Deliberately Limited Mission Macfarlanes is joining the steady procession of London firms establishing a presence in New York. But unlike… Read more: Macfarlanes’ Curious New York Move: A Manhattan Office With No U.S. Law
Personal Injury Law Powerhouses – The Overlooked Business Geniuses Crushing Big Law
Snobbery alert: while Big Law partners chase prestige, lockstep compensation, and sky-high billable-hour targets, those flashy “billboard lawyers” at personal injury firms like Morgan & Morgan are quietly running the smartest, most scalable legal businesses in America. And the data proves it. Morgan & Morgan isn’t just big (as LawFuel has previously reported) it’s the largest personal injury firm in the country, with over 1,000 attorneys (ranking 42nd overall on the 2025 NLJ 500 and 34th on the Law360 400), offices in every state, and more than $30 billion recovered for 700,000+ clients.
Law Firm Marketing in 2026: What Stopped Working and What Replaced It
Let’s be honest with each other for a moment. You didn’t go to law school to become a content creator. You went because you’re sharp, you like solving problems, and — let’s be real — the billing rates don’t exactly hurt. But here you are in 2026, staring down a marketing landscape that looks absolutely nothing like it did three years ago, while some LinkedIn bro in a blazer-and-jeans combo tells you to “post consistently or die.” You’re not dying because you’re bad at marketing. You’re struggling because the rulebook got shredded and nobody sent you the memo. Here’s what’s actually happening: clients are asking ChatGPT “what happens to the house if we divorce?” before they ever type your name into Google. Your lovingly crafted blog post — the one your firm spent four hours approving — is sitting underneath an AI summary that answers the question completely and sends precisely zero traffic your way. And the referral you were counting on last month? That client quietly asked an AI about you first. It didn’t go well. The numbers bear this out, and they’re not comfortable reading. AI Overviews are slashing organic click-through rates by somewhere between 58 and 61 percent the moment they appear on a results page (Seer Interactive, September 2025; Ahrefs, December 2025).
US Law Firms: Prosperity Peaks Amid Hidden Perils
In 2025, the US legal market hit new heights, with industrywide revenue climbing 12.6%, matching the blistering pace of 2024. Am Law 50 firms stole the show,… Read more: US Law Firms: Prosperity Peaks Amid Hidden Perils
Mishcon de Reya – From Mandelson Brief to Battle Stations
For the law firm managing the defence of Peter Mandleson — Mishcon de Reya — today’s arrest represents a decisive escalation. What began as a high-profile reputation management brief has become one of the most significant criminal defence instructions in the firm’s history. Mishcon de Reya was first reported to be representing Mandelson by The Lawyer earlier this month, with Johanna Walsh (pictured) head of the firm’s white-collar crime and investigations practice, leading the team. The choice of Walsh, recognised by Legal 500 as a first-tier practitioner in serious and organised crime and by Who’s Who Legal as a Global Leader in Investigations, signalled from the outset that Mandelson and his advisers anticipated criminal exposure well before today’s arrest.