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An “Uncivil War”: Examining Political Tribalism and the Rise of “Grievance Culture”

In the past century, never have Americans been so deeply divided by social, political and ideological difference as we are today. How did we reach…

The Thomson Reuters Institute March 26, 2021

Divergent Design: Assessing the 2021 Global Alternative Legal Service Providers Report

Alternative legal service providers (ALSPs), otherwise known as “New Law” entrants, continue to gain traction in our modern legal services landscape. Accounting for nearly $14…

The Thomson Reuters Institute March 26, 2021

Vantage Point: Advancing Corporate Leadership & ESG Impact on 2021 Performance

If the past twelve months are any indication, investor scrutiny of environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) behaviors is expected to rise in 2021, with…

The Thomson Reuters Institute March 15, 2021

Castle Keep: Brand & Trademark Evolution in the Current Landscape

In response to the social justice movement that defined 2020, many corporate entities revisited heretofore prominent—and obviously lucrative—trademarks deemed problematic in today’s political climate. Whether…

The Thomson Reuters Institute March 01, 2021

Mercury Rising: Assessing the 2021 Report on the State of the Legal Market

Thomson Reuters, in partnership with Georgetown University Law’s Center on Ethics and the Legal Profession, is proud to announce the release of the 2021 Report…

The Thomson Reuters Institute February 08, 2021

Ebb Tide: Tax & Compensation Implications Around PPP Loans

In 2020, many professional services firms applied for and received loans from the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), courtesy of the United States Small Business Administration.…

The Thomson Reuters Institute January 13, 2021

Nervous Conditions: Examining Law Enforcement Culture and the Color Line

Cognizant of the powerful forces shaping public discourse, the Thomson Reuters Institute is pleased to produce an ongoing thought leadership spotlight on race relations, ideological division,…

The Thomson Reuters Institute December 07, 2020