Abigail Adcox is a journalist at various publications, including the Washington Examiner and The American Lawyer. She specializes in the business of law news, focusing on themes such as lobbying, the revolving door in politics, and various areas of law including civil, family, and criminal law, as well as legal technology and finance. Abigail's work has been featured in notable outlets like The Colorado Springs Gazette and NewsBreak.
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Abigail Adcox primarily focuses on legal and compliance, with a strong emphasis on law firms, attorney activities, and industry-specific trends. Her coverage indicates a preference for press releases, private sector announcements, government announcements, and legal policy regulation within the United States.
Given her focus on law firms' internal changes and industry-specific updates such as mergers or key hires in the legal field across the nation, Abigail would likely be interested in pitches that provide exclusive insights into major developments at prominent law firms or significant regulatory shifts affecting the legal industry. Additionally, she may appreciate expert commentary from individuals deeply entrenched in these specific areas of interest.
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By: Abigail Adcox
Democratic lawmakers are expected to revive congressional investigations into nine law firms that made deals with the Trump administration if they gain a majority in one or both chambers of Congress. Law firms could be the subject of congressional subpoenas or public hearings.
By: Abigail Adcox, Emily Saul
The petition to the Supreme Court is expected to rely on presidential immunity arguments not unlike those made in a separate criminal case out of New York involving Trump that Sullivan & Cromwell is handling.
By: Abigail Adcox
"There are a lot of Am Law 50-100 [marketing] directors who feel kind of stuck and can't get to the CMO level in the Am Law 50-100 sphere, so they find less resistance going to a mid-sized firm and becoming a chief,” said Jason Caramanico, senior managing director at Celeritas Recruiting.
By: Abigail Adcox
Some attorney groups have already urged senators to reject Blanche's nomination. 3 minute read July 15, 2026 at 05:00 AM
By: Abigail Adcox
“I can't answer that yes or no,” Blanche said, when asked by Sen. Mazie Hirono whether he believed it was the president's right to order the investigation or prosecution of his perceived enemies.
By: Amanda O Brien, Abigail Adcox
As a result of the murky nature of the Trump deals with law firms, experts were split as to whether DOJ's recent subpoenas may violate the terms of the law firm deals, if they were even formal to begin with.
By: Abigail Adcox
Steptoe & Johnson, O'Melveny Myers, White & Case, Honigman and Wilkinson Barker Knauer all inked D.C. office deals in Q2 of 2026.
The subpoenas to 14 law firms go much further than previously believed, requesting that the firms turn over any and all communications related to Trump's law firm executive orders or deals. The deadline to respond to the subpoenas passed last week. It's unclear if any firms have responded to the DOJ.
By: Abigail Adcox
Several Democratic lawmakers sent a letter on Tuesday to Skadden, requesting the firm to respond to questions related to its work for Intel and apparent work for the Commerce Department following its deal with the Trump administration.
By: Abigail Adcox
Brownstein, Akin, K&L Gates and others saw their lobbying income climb in the second quarter of this year, compared to the first three months of this year, as clients prepare for the midterm elections this fall.
