Jon Campisi is a Pennsylvania Field Editor at Patch.com. He covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, legal technology, finance, investment, and workforce issues, with a particular focus on legal software and corporate finance. Jon's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Business Insurance, NewsBreak, FeedBlitz, LLC, and The American Lawyer.
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By: Jon Campisi
Cost concerns are a top reason why some large law firms are seeing higher client attrition rates, according to a new report, and client frustration over a failure to see a reduction in fees created by artificial intelligence efficiency gains could be part of the picture.
By: Jon Campisi
The law students and early-career lawyers are collaborating to build artificial intelligence solutions that address real-world legal workflow problems. The winner for the knockout-style competition will be determined on Monday.
By: Jon Campisi
The law firm and former partner Matthew Sperry, who is now with Pillsbury, stand accused of legal malpractice in their handling of a family trust worth in excess of $100 million.
By: Jon Campisi
About one-third of the 150 firms licensed under Arizona's ABS program specialize in personal injury and mass torts. Fourteen of these firms have taken PE backing out of 17 overall ABS firms backed by PE.
By: Jon Campisi
Two firm leaders in the Am Law Second Hundred who acknowledged discussions with private equity investors said they owe it to their partnerships to learn more.
Jeff Pash held top lawyer roles at both the NHL and NFL. After his departure from the latter following nearly 30 years, he considered retirement but soon realized it wasn't a good fit for him.
By: Jon Campisi
Even as law firms say they're investing more heavily in artificial intelligence technologies, debt continues to be a funding mechanism reserved more for expenses such as real estate, compensation and other working capital needs, although some experts say tech may soon become the subject of debt finance.
By: Jon Campisi
Even as law firms say they're investing more heavily in artificial intelligence technologies, few large firms are taking on debt, and those that do are most likely to spend it on real estate.
By: Jon Campisi
Industry observers say the insurance defense space follows personal injury and mass tort firms as the ripest destinations for outside investment. Private equity has been making a push in legal recently after its successes in other lines of professional service.
By: Jon Campisi
Taft says the arrival of two partners and two associates will help bolster the firm's corporate practice and also help with continued growth in Northeast Ohio.
