Editor-in-Chief, Family Business Magazine
Zack Needles is the Editor-in-Chief at Family Business Magazine. He specializes in business and economics, with a focus on entrepreneurship, property management, and real estate development. Zack's work has been featured in BenefitsPRO, The American Lawyer, and Family Business Magazine.
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Zack Needles focuses on legal and compliance, with a significant emphasis on data-driven reporting and expert commentary. He appears to be interested in trends impacting law firms, legal departments, litigation, leadership styles, office space, AI in law, legal marketing, defense attorneys and partner promotions.
Given Zack's reliance on data and expert insights in his coverage of the legal industry trends such as mergers among law firms or emerging litigations may attract him. Legal professionals who can provide unique perspectives backed by reliable data would likely capture his attention.
As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Zack's articles he could be open to receiving pitches from sources located around the world but should ideally have insights into global or widely applicable trends within the legal industry.
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Edible Brands CEO Somia Farid Silber talks succeeding her founder-father, branching out beyond fruit bouquets and “failing fast” in pursuit of future growth.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act reshapes key provisions for privately held companies and their owners, presenting both opportunities and potential pitfalls.
Family Business Magazine's Legacy 2025 conference gathered family business owners, family office executives and advisors to explore one of the most
By: Zack Needles
In this episode, Jessica Johnson-Cope, CEO of Johnson Security Bureau, shares how she turned tragedy into purpose, guiding and growing her family business beyond its 50-year milestone.
By: Zack Needles
Amy Monette Linton and Megan Monette-McDaniel of Total Office Solutions; Travis Hollman of Hollman Inc.; David Kolbe and Amy Bruske of Kolbe Corp.
A federal judge has allowed the estate of a woman who died of hemopericardium in Lankenau Medical Center's emergency room to proceed with a claim against the hospital for failure to screen under the federal Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act, finding that the hospital could not adequately articulate its own screening procedure as a defense.
Law firm mergers and acquisitions from January through September of this year were up 79 percent nationally compared to the same nine-month period last year, according to a new report by consulting firm Altman Weil.
Family offices tend to get justified by their complexity: enough entities, enough assets, enough generations that the case for a dedicated structure makes
How a G3 Chicago electronics and appliance retailer scaled up without ever opening a second location. Mike Abt was going to be a doctor.
By: Zack Needles
As family offices grow across branches and generations, “one-size-fits-all” investing gets harder to sustain.
