Generative AI is no longer a novelty in legal practice. At conferences like Legalweek, the conversation has moved well beyond whether firms should pay attention to AI. The market has shifted to implementation.

It’s hard to believe we are here already, but June 1 officially marks the beginning of Meteorological Summer. Meteorologists divide the seasons into three-month blocks throughout the year, mainly for simplification of seasonal climate tracking.

For much of the legal profession’s early history, learning effectively stopped at licensure. Once an attorney passed the bar, there were few formal expectations to keep pace with an evolving body of law. But as the 20th century progressed—bringing rapid expansion in regulatory frameworks, corporate law, and specialized practice areas—that model began to show its limits. The law was changing faster than lawyers were.

I’ve spent my career doing one thing: making legal ethics education worth watching. That sounds simple, but it took me two full days of mental torture to distill it into a brand statement.

In 2025, certain CLE themes rose to the top. From AI and ethics to emerging practice areas and wellness, take a look back at the five trends that defined professional development for lawyers last year.

In today’s legal landscape, the pivot from Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) to Merit, Excellence, and Intelligence (MEI) is reshaping how employers approach hiring, training, orientation, and termination. As employers use artificial intelligence (AI) systems to streamline employment recruitment and employee performance evaluation, a critical question emerges

One must look back to the original codification of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) in 1984 to fully appreciate the magnitude of today’s changes in federal procurement. The impacts are significant, and both industry and government are feeling some unease. Yet amid all this change, a few constants remain: you must adapt, stay nimble, and be prepared.

For attorneys licensed in multiple jurisdictions, keeping up with Continuing Legal Education (CLE) requirements can feel like managing a full-time logistics project.

The legal industry continues to evolve as firms refine their return-to-work (RTO) policies in the post-pandemic era.

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