By: Jesse Walker, Psy.D May is observed as Mental Health Awareness Month in the United States. This blog post features some of the issues of mental health in the legal
In the Know | Adjusting to a Hybrid Working Model
By: Kayla Cruz The COVID-19 pandemic catapulted most of the workforce into a hybrid working model with a combination of onsite work and work from other spaces (mainly home). For
Legal Innovators Expands Leadership with New Advisory Board Members
Washington, D.C. (May 3, 2022) – Legal Innovators, an alternative legal service provider (ALSP), is pleased to announce the addition of key leadership to its advisory board: Past President of the ABA
May Mental Health Tips!
In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month in May, Legal Innovators is sharing some Mental Health and Wellness Tips! These tips are small things you can do day-to-day to
Legal Innovators Adds Three New Legal Clients Including Am Law 100 and 200 Firms
Washington, D.C. (April 19, 2022) – Legal Innovators, an alternative legal service provider (ALPS), that provides an end-to-end technology enabled talent management solution to law firms and corporate legal departments, is pleased
In the Know | Properties in the Metaverse
By: Oluwasegun Joseph What exactly is going on in the metaverse? Virtual reality experiences continue to reach new heights as technologies advance. The word ‘metaverse’ has become a common word
Episode #17
Women Leaders in Legal Tech In honor of Women’s History Month in March, we were grateful to be joined by women leaders in Legal Tech. A big thanks to our guests: Kathleen
In the Know | Texas Ban of Critical Race Theory in Public Schools
By: Kayla Cruz Under the Constitution, parents have the freedom to raise and teach their children with minimal government interference. However, the parameters of the classroom have been an ever-changing,
[NALP PDQ] Structural Changes in Recruiting, Talent Management, and Retention Will Drive Needed Change in Big Law
By Jonathan Greenblatt | April 2022 | Read the original article here. Multiple phenomena in the evolution of the practice of law, particularly in “Big Law,” coalesced to cause us