Max Mitchell is the Editor-In-Chief of Regional Brands at ALM, overseeing The Legal Intelligencer, New Jersey Law Journal, Delaware Business Court Insider, and Delaware Law Weekly. He specializes in law and legal affairs, with a focus on civil and family law, particularly in the context of litigation and lawsuits. Max has been featured in a variety of outlets including BenefitsPRO, The American Lawyer, and Jackson Hole Radio.
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Max Mitchell's coverage is heavily focused on legal news, government and politics within the United States with specific attention to Pennsylvania. His articles mainly revolve around court cases, legal policy regulations, and government announcements.
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By: Max Mitchell
Joseph Podraza, who is representing Norcross, is a well-known defamation and complex commercial litigation attorney, who often represents high-profile clients, including former labor leader John Dougherty and top tier personal injury law firm Kline & Specter.
John Coltrane was a spiritual searcher whose shimmering, joyful music pushed jazz to its limits.
By: Max Mitchell, Nicholas Malfitano, Charles Toutant
Law.com obtained records outlining for the first time the extent of the attrition the office saw during 2025.
By: Charles Toutant, Nicholas Malfitano, Max Mitchell
Former assistant U.S. attorneys pointed to the Department of Justice's decision to fire First Deputy Desiree Grace as a turning point for the office.
By: Max Mitchell, Riley Brennan
Although court watchers said that much of what happens from here on out will be unknown to the public, one thing seems likely: federal prosecutors will investigate.
By: Max Mitchell
Jeremy Feigenbaum built out the Solicitor General Office to a team of 15 lawyers and advocated for the state in high-stakes appellate courts, including the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, the state Supreme Court and three times before the U.S. Supreme Court.
By: Max Mitchell
"If you know somebody on a person level, you can work with them better in making these tough decisions we have to make as judges," he said.
By: Max Mitchell
We ask that only law firm managing partners fill out the survey. Also, all responses are CONFIDENTIAL.
By: Max Mitchell
We ask that only law firm managing partners fill out the survey. Also, all responses are CONFIDENTIAL.
"It was shocking to me that essentially everything about police was off limits," she said. "Police have the power to arrest, to enter a person's home and use force. To me that's the most important area where we need transparency."
