LJN Newsletters

  • As the costs of U.S. bankruptcy cases have increased, and relief such as obtaining nonconsensual third-party releases has been limited by court rulings, restructuring specialists have begun to look to foreign restructurings’ use of Chapter 15 as an ancillary proceeding to implement certain corporate restructurings.

    June 30, 2026Andrew C. Kassner and Joseph N. Argentina Jr.
  • Law firms are exposed to the AI disruption in a particular way, because the traditional pyramid depends on that volume of work to develop associates, generate origination credit, and sustain the economics of the partnership model. This creates an urgent question for firm leaders: if the base of the pyramid starts to erode, what is left? And who is prepared for what comes next?

    June 30, 2026Tom Elgar
  • Traditional law firm models have long relied on profitability strategies anchored around several key levers, including annual rate increases, improved discount management and collections, and expense management. While these are necessary and important, they are subject to the law of diminishing returns as most firms with good execution capabilities can easily replicate these tactics.

    June 30, 2026Jeff Grossman and Rajesh Madabushi
  • Part 1 of this article outlined five barriers blocking legal AI adoption — drawn from more than a hundred conversations with legal leaders. But identifying barriers isn’t the same as overcoming them. Some teams have broken through. What separates them from the rest?

    June 30, 2026Michael Moore
  • Local Law Prohibiting Landfills Invalid for Failure to Comply With SEQRANeighborhood Group May Not Intervene In Challenge to ZBA DeterminationDenial of Area Variances Upheld

    June 30, 2026New York Real Estate Law Reporter Staff
  • The real risk in AI-assisted invention is not the use of AI itself. The risk is that you cannot prove what the human actually invented. If the human contribution cannot be tied to the conception of the claimed subject matter, the patent system has nothing to reward.

    June 30, 2026Carla Kim and Daniel Block
  • Notable recent court filings in entertainment law.

    June 30, 2026Entertainment Law & Finance Staff
  • A Relationship Density Score that gives firms a single number, a benchmark against what a healthy firm of their size and profile should have. The score answers a question firm leadership has never been able to answer before: how does our relationship network compare to what it should be?

    June 30, 2026Todd Miller
  • Trespass Claim Upheld When Contractor Entered Landowner’s Parcel During ConstructionTitle Insurer Not Liable for Adverse Possession Claim When Policy Excepted Claims of Persons In PossessionEstate Administrator’s Deed Not Void Because Administrator Had Apparent Authority

    June 30, 2026New York Real Estate Law Reporter Staff