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It’s a difficult thing, in the busy work world we all live in, to make sure your people are looked after and appreciated. It’s very easy to take them for granted because you trust them to do their work. I’m not saying you should micromanage them, but showing an interest in them and their work would help them feel like part of the team. Letting other things get in the way crea...

The Eleventh Circuit’s May 28, 2026 opinion in No. 24-11688 is now available, but practitioners should note an immediate practical issue: the publicly available case details provided here do not include the substance of the court’s ruling, the claims at issue, or the panel’s reasoning. That means the key takeaway at this stage is less about the merits and more about ...

Your private capital firm probably has an AI strategy. But is your firm AI-ready?

If you’re stuck in an ongoing cycle of AI point-tool pilots focused on narrow use cases, the answer is probably “no.”

And you’re not alone. Research from ...

As a professional or business, a well-written email shows readers that what you’re saying is worth their attention. Whether you’re calming a frustrated customer, reaching out to a new lead, or responding to a job offer, you want to make sure they receive your message the way you intended: respectfully, and with real thought behind it.

That’s true whether you’re w...

A few months ago, I wrote about the new partnership between Masters AI Legal, the newly launched division of The Masters Conference, and Cat Casey, founder of The TechnoCat, a consulting and speaking practice focused on legal AI, to produce a global conference series devoted to making legal professionals “genuinely fluent in AI.” On June 17, [...]