Natalie Rodriguez

Once a taboo topic in the halls of BigLaw, litigation finance is winning over converts. And the peer pressure is building for rival law firms to join the bandwagon.

Female law firm leaders have scraped their way to the top. Now they want to pull up other women, too. And this may be their toughest challenge yet.

Being a lawyer is not easy. But among private practice attorneys, in-house counsel and government lawyers, who's feeling the greatest pressure in finances and stress? Law360's 2018 Lawyer Satisfaction Survey provides a snapshot.

Classes on blockchain and artificial intelligence. Crash courses in business and financial markets. These are a few ways law schools are preparing students for a job market that is struggling in the wake of the recession.

Female attorneys are underrepresented throughout the legal industry, but in some practice areas, they often find they are literally the only woman in the room. Here, Law360 hears from five top women on what it's like to still be considered a rare sight in their field.

Gen Z attorneys will come of age as leaders in a legal market where flexible, specialized providers will go head-to-head with full-service firms. Who will be the new titans of the legal industry and what role will lawyers play? Here are some predictions for 2040.

While the prevalence of sexual assault has decreased in the legal industry, sexual harassment and misconduct — particularly offensive jokes, ogling and sexualized comments — remain all too common despite 30 years of efforts to address the issue and the #MeToo movement's recent spotlight, a recent study says.

Test how closely you were paying attention to the explosive 2019-2020 Supreme Court term.

Blackstone and Ivanhoe Cambridge, guided by Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP and Paul Hastings LLP, respectively, struck a deal Tuesday to purchase the distressed Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village apartment complex in Manhattan from Venable LLP and Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobson LLP-…

The European Bank of Reconstruction and Development will give a $50 million loan to the State Export-Import Bank of Ukraine to help it support local sustainable energy projects, the EBRD announced Thursday.