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Howard Anthony Rosenberg (born June 10, 1942) is an American television critic. He worked at The Louisville Times from 1968 through 1978 and then worked at the Los Angeles Times for 25 years where he won a Pulitzer Prize for Criticism. Rosenberg coined the term mixed martial arts, or MMA, in his review of the first Ultimate Fighting Championship event UFC 1 in Los Angeles Times on November 15, 1993.
EP #75: Fiercely Independent for 137 Years: Hughes Hubbard's Strategy in the Age of AI, Private Equity, and Rebalancing the Firm
What happens to the modern law firm when AI strips away the advantage of size and leaves judgment as the true measure of value?
Robb Patryk joined Chris Batz and Howard Rosenberg to talk about why AI may reset some of the biggest assumptions in the legal industry. If sophisticated legal work no…
EP #76: Not All Capital Is the Same: Inside Burford Capital with David Perla
When permanent capital, AI disruption, and a rapidly fracturing talent market collide inside the legal industry, the old rules for how law firms grow, get funded, and build their next generation of lawyers stop making sense.
David Perla, Vice Chair of Burford Capital, joins hosts Chris Batz and…
EP #77: Aprio Legal: How Two ABS Firms Combined to Build America's First Integrated Legal + Accounting Platform
Andy Kvesic left the job every lawyer wants to build something the profession had never seen.
As CEO of Aprio Legal, he traded a general counsel role at a thriving family office for the harder, riskier work of acquiring a Phoenix law firm and redesigning how professional services actually work. Th…
Capital Calls: Inside the Debate Over Outside Investment in Law Firms
In this week's Legal Speak episode, business of law reporter Jon Campisi examines the growing interest in outside investment in U.S. law firms and what it could mean for the legal industry.
As law firms look for new sources of capital to support growth and manage cash-flow challenges, investors ra…
EP #79: Law Is Still a People Business: Gary Wingens on Leadership, Loyalty, and the Long View
Gary Wingens led Lowenstein Sandler through Lehman Brothers' collapse and a global pandemic, and now he says AI won't shrink legal work at all, it will multiply it.
Wingens spent thirty-nine years at Lowenstein Sandler, eighteen as managing partner, before stepping into the role of chair, and he b…
EP #80: The Diminishing Few: Why Being a Top Independent UK Firm Is Now a Competitive Advantage
What does it take to run a 200-million pound law firm without ever taking outside investment or merging with a bigger name?
Roger Bull, managing partner of Burges Salmon, joins Chris Batz and Howard Rosenberg to unpack the five-year strategy his firm just launched, one built on 25 listening sessio…
EP #81: Watching BigLaw Reinvent Itself with Gina Passarella & David Gialanella
Two Law.com veterans who spend their careers interrogating law firm secrets turn the lens on their own industry's next twenty years, from partner comp black boxes to the real odds of a publicly traded law firm by 2040.
On this episode of the Future is Bright, Howard Rosenberg and I sat down with …
EP #82: Empathy Is a Hard Skill: Reena SenGupta on the Frozen Middle, Jevons Paradox, and the Future of Legal Work
Reena SenGupta invented the ranking system law firms love to hate, and now she explains why AI will make the legal profession more human.
Reena spent thirty years measuring the legal industry from the inside, first building the Chambers and Partners rankings, then running the Financial Times Innov…
EP #83: There's No Way We'll Do That: Mark Wasserman on the Transatlantic Merger That Built Eversheds Sutherland
Mark Wasserman spent thirty five years building one law firm before staking his reputation on a bet almost nobody in the room believed in.
Host Chris Batz and co-host Howard Rosenberg of The Future is Bright sit down with Mark Wasserman, CEO Emeritus of Eversheds Sutherland, to unpack the law firm…
EP #85: More Family Reunion Than Business Meeting: Terri Pepper Inside the TerraLex Network Model
Can independent law firms stay competitive as AI, private capital, and consolidation reshape the legal industry?
Terri Pepper has spent more than a decade as CEO of TerraLex, a global network of independent law firms across more than 140 countries. As she prepares to step away from the role, she j…
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