Why Law Firms Gamble Instead of Market
Lawyers lack business training. The result: a \$8.58-per-click Vegas
J.D. Morris
The Six-Week Silence: Your Ethical Obligation When Client Data Is Compromised
money. Here’s what ABA Model Rules, state laws, and SEC v. Covington
The Unprotected Sky: Part 1 of 4 — The Drone That Never Leaves
drone evidence in civil proceedings. Here is the constitutional gap your
I Was Inside EMC When Hackers Stole the Keys to 40 Million Doors: What the RSA Breach Teaches Law Firms
one phishing email. Supply chain attacks threaten law firms the same
The Loyalty Gap: You Only Think They Work for You — Part 1 of 2
dependency. The legal industry runs on the same model, and 20-40% of
The Policy You Paid for but Cannot Use: Cyber Insurance, Compliance Gaps, and the Documentation Trap
documentation gaps and misrepresented controls. Here’s what law firms
The MSO Barbarians at the Gate: The Self-Regulating Ethics That Opened the Gate
market. The profession’s self-regulating ethics opened the gate.
Your AI Tools Just Waived Attorney-Client Privilege: What United States v. Heppner Means for Every Attorney Using AI
privileged. Both sides of the argument, and why law firms need their own
If America’s Cyber Chief Can’t Protect Data from ChatGPT, What Chance Do You Have?
documents to public ChatGPT. If he can’t maintain AI data discipline,
If Your Firm Uses Claude, Your Government Contracts Are Now at Risk
On the afternoon of February 27, 2026, Undersecretary of Defense Emil Michael was on the phone with Anthropic executives, offering a deal. At the same moment, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth posted on X that Anthropic had been designated a supply chain risk to national security.