Private Practice
Law firms are benefiting from strong demand and higher billing rates in 2026, but costs are climbing quickly. Rising salaries, technology spending and overhead could put profitability under pressure if pricing or demand growth slows.
Partner Rachel Geman talks about how Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein LLP takes on big issues and big defendants
Annika K. Martin’s pivot from journalism to law took her from exposing injustice to actively redressing it
How Partner Leo Presiado manages a large volume of high-stakes litigation for Brown Rudnick with an essential activity: surfing
How veteran trial attorney Eileen Letts advocates for minority retention and why she encourages young people of color to enter the legal profession at Zuber Lawler
Potter & Murdock’s Kathy Potter and John Murdock discuss pioneering the virtual law space and what a female- and minority-owned law firm can accomplish
Chicago became more diverse in the 1990s: the metropolitan area grew by more than 10…
For two decades, the National Association of Minority and Women Owned Law Firms (NAMWOLF) has…
When the phone rang at transactional law firm Love and Long one Friday, comanaging partner…
Michele Shuster developed an appreciation for advocacy by watching her father, who would spend hours…
If there’s one lesson Lara Compton has learned on her way to becoming a partner…
As founder and managing partner of Tadler Law, one of the few women-owned class action…
