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Legal industry reports help attorneys make better career choices. They offer details about pay, law firms, career paths, and market trends. Additionally, they help lawyers understand changes in the legal job market.
However, reports cannot predict who will get hired. They also cannot promise higher pay or better career options. Therefore, attorneys should use report...
The legal job market remains strong for new graduates. However, finding a job at a large law firm may be harder. A new report from the National Association for Law Placement (NALP) shows a drop in hiring at the largest firms.
Firms with more than 500 lawyers hired 6,588 graduates from the Class of 2025. That was about 540 fewer jobs than the year before. The drop wa...
Law students pursuing litigation careers can improve their job prospects by developing practical legal skills before graduation. Legal clinics, internships, writing samples, and advocacy activities help students demonstrate their readiness for legal practice.
Law firms look beyond academic performance when evaluating candidates. They also consider research abilities...
A Louisiana appeals court is testing artificial intelligence (AI) to improve daily court work. The court has bought two AI servers to explore how the technology can help judges and court staff.
The Louisiana Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal bought two AI servers for about $65,000 each. The court installed the servers in Gretna, Louisiana, to explore how artificial inte...
A Florida appeals court has referred attorney Jaclyn Soroka to the Florida Bar for possible discipline. Judges criticized her court filings as “AI slop,” raising concerns about artificial intelligence in legal work.
On October 21, 2026, Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal rejected Soroka’s response to a possible sanctions order. The judges said her lengthy res...