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Clients See 19 Best of the Best Law Firms in Complex Commercial Litigation

Business is getting more complex with more complicated agreements and commercial transactions. Agreements are also worth a lot more money now – a formula for a continuing stream of bigger and more complicated litigation. This is a perfect time for law firms to form informal networking groups to discuss litigation…

BTIConsultingOctober 30, 2023

The Mad Clientist

14 Best of the Best Law Firms in Securities and Finance Litigation

An aggressive SEC and DOJ is setting the tone for Securities Litigation. Activist investors are emboldened while those companies subject to agency actions are more willing to sue. The decision makers will look to firms who know the regulatory landscape. They want settlement strategies as client believe time works against…

BTIConsultingOctober 27, 2023

The Mad Clientist

Clients Single Out 19 Best of the Best Law Firms in Cybersecurity/Data Privacy Litigation

Hyper growth in data breaches and public awareness are driving data privacy litigation. Proportionately more breaches are resulting in mitigation than just 3 years ago. Companies are more likely than ever to sue vendors for breaches and violations of data privacy policies. There is growth on virtually every front. Top…

BTIConsultingOctober 27, 2023

The Mad Clientist

62 Law Firms Most Feared in Litigation

Aggressive, perplexing, previously unseen, and occasionally bizarre — these are the words clients use to describe litigation. And who better to defend, or in some cases, initiate legal action than The Fearsome Foursome? These are the firms striking the deepest fear into the hearts of seasoned general counsel and legal…

Michael RynowecerOctober 4, 2023

The Mad Clientist

The 46 Firms Most Feared in Litigation

Uncertainty and fear are often linked. With uncertainty as the dominant theme — The BTI Fearsome Foursome stand out more than they ever have. Undaunted by the unknown — their innate move is to rely on their resolve. Top legal decision makers single out 46 firms they don’t want to…

Michael RynowecerOctober 5, 2022

The Mad Clientist

9 Top Trends Driving Another Year of Record Outside Counsel Spending in 2022

Buckle your seat belts. High-end legal work for law firms is set to soar. The one-two punch of a surge in new matters — including a more active DOJ and the backlog of matters is triggering the biggest increases in over a decade. Top legal decision makers report a continuing…

Michael RynowecerDecember 1, 2021

The Mad Clientist

Clients Share Litigation Priorities

Clients have more competing litigation priorities than ever. Employment, IP, and Commercial stand out as client’s top litigation concerns. Workforce related issues keep coming up from employees and regulatory agencies. IP is a top concern for the industries benefiting from the pandemic. IP clients have big cases pending or on…

Michael RynowecerNovember 17, 2021

The Mad Clientist

Clients See Uptick in Virtual Pitching Skills

3 out of 4 clients say law firms’ virtual pitches are getting better. Virtual pitching skills will become increasingly important as 44% of clients intend to rely on virtual law firm pitches long after offices reopen. But clients note some virtual pitches improved more than others. It breaks down like…

Michael RynowecerNovember 10, 2021

The Mad Clientist

Breaking: First Signs of Clients Great Resignation Emerge — Law Firms To Be Collateral Damage

Women corporate counsel stood out for being exceptionally satisfied with their jobs last year. No more. Satisfaction plunged over the last 12 months. And job satisfaction for men is no better. This is the first sign of the great resignation among corporate counsel. The numbers look like this: Only 33%…

Michael RynowecerNovember 3, 2021

The Mad Clientist

Did Paul, Weiss and Mintz Reset the Rules for Associate Retention?

Money talks. Mostly. As we discussed, only 17% of associates are in it for the money alone. The rest want career building skills and substantive matters for the longer-term pay off. But law firms have to match market pay rates. Consider this money the ante. And, more money can’t hurt…

Michael RynowecerNovember 3, 2021