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Brief Encounters: Which Supreme Court Arguments Made It Into the Opinion in OT 2024

Winning at the Supreme Court is one thing; this study asks which advocates managed to get their rules, reasons, and limiting principles written into the…

Jun 22 • Adam Feldman

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce 2025-to-Present Litigation Docket: Results, Pending Fights, and Counsel Networks

Breaking down the hundreds of matters the Chamber engaged in during this period to assess its past focus and where it is going.

Jun 19 • Adam Feldman

Where Big Law Gets Its Lawyers

Tracking the source of associates from five of the nations biggest law firms: Gibson Dunn, Kirkland & Ellis, Latham & Watkins, Paul Weiss, and Skadden.

Jun 15 • Adam Feldman

What Oral Argument Convey About The 2025/2026 Supreme Court Term

A deep dive into when the justices spoke, when they didn't, and why it matters

Jun 11 • Adam Feldman

What It Takes To Be A Top Tier Entertainment Lawyer in 2026

The Defined Routes to Hollywood’s Legal Elite: A Data Driven Look at Top Entertainment Lawyers

Jun 8 • Adam Feldman

How Supreme Court Precedents Die Before They Are Overruled

Some dying Supreme Court precedents stay on the books for years before they are officially overruled (if ever). Here is the trajectory.

Jun 5 • Adam Feldman

The Big Law Ledger: Comparing 83 Firms' Political Contributions in 2020 and 2024

Big Law Was Still Democratic in 2024. But It Was Less Democratic Than in 2020.

Jun 1 • Adam Feldman

The Federal Courts’ Uneven Workload Map

A lot has happened in the courts since the beginning of Covid. This article tracks judicial business since that point at the beginning of 2020.

May 28 • Adam Feldman