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The Justice Department walked back its decision to drop an appeal of four judges' decisions to strike down President Donald Trump's executive orders targeting Big Law firms.
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Brad Karp stepped down as chairman of Paul Weiss
Brad Karp resigns as chairman of Paul Weiss amid scrutiny over his ties with Jeffrey Epstein.
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Generous annual bonuses help elite law firms attract and retain talent.
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Justin Pines is the CEO of the Jewish Broadcasting Service, an international Jewish TV network.
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Founders of Legora; Casium; Eudia
Founders of Legora; Casium; Eudia

Legal tech has had a breakout year for VC funding, which reached $3.2 billion in 2025. As the sector attracts investment, questions remain about a bubble and real revenue gains. Meanwhile, law firms are exploring ways to utilize AI to deliver better and faster service.

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Author John Kaufmann taking selfie in front of house
I left Big Law and bought a mobile-home park. I work less and don't get paid as much, but I'm happier and still live comfortably.
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Young professionals smile during a working session.
America's second-largest law firm convened first-year associates for an AI Academy training.
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Close up photo of President Donald Trump making a shushing gesture.

When it comes to cracking down on free expression, America has two colorful and distinct traditions. And one is playing out in business right now.