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
One practitioner said he got "a million emails" after Shapiro signed an executive order Tuesday aimed at restricting data center development in Pennsylvania. As more jurisdictions enact obstacles, clients intent on building projects will require even more guidance.
By: Jon Campisi
Legal experts say an Illinois statute that regulates outside investment in law firms may run afoul of the inherent powers doctrine, which puts regulation of lawyers under the purview of the judicial, not legislative, branch.
By: Jon Campisi
California, Colorado and now Illinois are attempting to clamp down on private investment in the legal industry, and experts say it would not be surprising if other states follow suit.
By: Jon Campisi
Kelly Graves, a lawyer who has been with the firm for close to two years, was tapped for the new position. She was also simultaneously promoted to partner.
By: Jon Campisi
SDV Fenchurch will span eight jurisdictions across three continents and will exclusively represent policyholders and the brokers who advise them.
Evan Shenkman left Fisher & Phillips earlier this year, after overseeing the early rollout of multiple AI technologies at the labor and employment firm.
The combination with Phoenix's Gallagher & Kennedy will boost the firm's ranks to roughly 425 lawyers.
By: Abigail Adcox, Jon Campisi, Ryan Harroff
The day of the attacks has been frozen in the minds of many Big Law partners. Some can still see the changes in the legal profession and the industry as a result of Sept. 11.
Charles Zerner will use his background in technology and legal practice to work with lawyers to determine what currently available AI products meet their needs and what can be built in house.
By: Jon Campisi
The personal injury giant has thus far sunk $300 million into its MX2 AI program and plans an overall investment of $1 billion over the next 10 years.
