Read the Filing: DOJ Seeks to File Amicus in NY Trump Criminal Appeal

DOJ Backs Trump in Explosive Bid to Reverse NY Hush Money Felony Conviction By Mark Smith In a jaw-dropping twist that’s shaking Washington, the U.S. Department of Justice just threw its full support behind President Donald Trump’s fight to wipe out his New York hush money conviction. This unprecedented step in the Trump NY conviction … Read more

Big Law's Retreat Is Wider Than You Think

Overview of the Article The phrase “Big Law’s Retreat Is Wider Than You Think” refers to a recent article published on November 9, 2025, in The American Lawyer (an ALM publication), which examines the ongoing contraction and strategic pullback by major U.S. law firms—commonly known as “Big Law”—in various global markets. The piece argues that … Read more

Live from GCC East with Molly McPherson

Live from GCC East 2025: Molly McPherson Takes the Stage on Crisis Communications Fresh off the heels of Day 1 at the General Counsel Conference East (GCC East) in New York City—hosted at the Marriott Marquis Times Square from November 10-12, 2025—crisis communication powerhouse Molly McPherson delivered a session that’s already buzzing in legal circles. … Read more

Failed Deal Denies Core Scientific CLO Record-Setting Golden Parachute

Failed Deal Denies Core Scientific CLO Record-Setting Golden Parachute On November 10, 2025, Law.com reported that Core Scientific Inc.’s Chief Legal Officer (CLO), Todd DuChene, has lost out on a staggering $43.8 million golden parachute payout—the largest ever proposed for a corporate legal chief—following the collapse of the company’s $9 billion all-stock merger with CoreWeave … Read more

Top Kraken Executive Alleges She Was Fired for Being Pregnant

Kraken Sued by Former Institutional Sales Head Over Alleged Sex and Pregnancy Discrimination On November 6, 2025, cryptocurrency exchange Kraken was hit with a federal lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California by its former Head of Institutional Sales and Relationships, alleging gender discrimination, pregnancy bias, and retaliation under Title … Read more

Building Real Client Value through AI-Powered Collaboration

Building Real Client Value through AI-Powered Collaboration in Professional Services In the fast-evolving landscape of professional services—encompassing law firms, consulting practices, accounting firms, and advisory groups—AI is no longer a buzzword but a core driver of client-centric innovation. As of 2025, with 83% of clients expecting AI-powered insights alongside human expertise, firms that harness AI … Read more

How I Made Practice Group Chair: 'Don't Hesitate to Step Up and Embrace the Challenge,' Says Danielle Tully of Cadwalader

How Danielle Tully Became Practice Group Chair at Cadwalader: Insights from Her Law.com Profile On November 10, 2025, Law.com published an in-depth profile on Danielle Tully, a partner at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP in New York, as part of its “How I Made Practice Group Chair” series. Tully, a trailblazing attorney specializing in global … Read more

MotoGP Portugal: Bezzecchi wins, Bagnaia falls

Bezzecchi Dominates Portimao Thriller: Aprilia Ace Claims Portuguese GP Glory as Bagnaia Tumbles In a masterclass of precision and pace, Marco Bezzecchi steered Aprilia to a commanding victory at the 2025 Portuguese MotoGP, the season finale at the Algarve International Circuit in Portimao on November 9. The Italian led every lap of the 25-lap sprint, … Read more

Cybercriminals Armed With AI Often Find Mid-Sized Businesses Are Sitting Ducks

Cybercriminals Armed With AI: Why Mid-Sized Businesses Are Prime Targets in 2025 In 2025, artificial intelligence has become a double-edged sword in cybersecurity—empowering defenders with advanced tools while arming cybercriminals with unprecedented capabilities to automate, scale, and personalize attacks. Mid-sized businesses (typically 100-999 employees, $10M-$1B revenue) are particularly vulnerable, often lacking the robust defenses of … Read more