Kathryn Rubino

Kathryn Rubino joined the editorial staff at Above the Law in 2015. She received her Bachelor's Degree in Journalism and Mass Communications from New York University and her Juris Doctor from Columbia Law School. Beginning in 2003, Kathryn began her work as a litigator working at both Cahill Gordon & Reindel and Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati with a focus on class action and antitrust litigation. In 2010, she transitioned to ediscovery vendor DiscoverReady working in their discovery practice. In 2013 Kathryn started writing a column for Above the Law pseudonymously about her experiences in the legal industry and has authored guest columns at Corporette. You can reach Kathryn by email or on Twitter @Kathryn1.

Posts by Kathryn Rubino

Biglaw
The Biglaw Firm Topping The Prestige Ranking

Do you agree with the ranking?

By Kathryn Rubino
Courts
The Countdown To Fifth Circuit Mandating Every Student Stare At The 10 Commandments Has Begun

This case could turn real fast.

By Kathryn Rubino
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Tackling Deposition Anxiety: How AI Is Changing The Way Lawyers Do Depositions

Depo CoPilot is a cutting-edge technology laser-focused on helping you perform your very best at every deposition.

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Biglaw
BREAKING: Milbank Leads The Associate Bonus Race

The firm *likes* being a compensation leader.

By Kathryn Rubino

Biglaw
The Litigation Reach Of These Biglaw Firms Is Remarkable

They're litigating all around the nation.

By Kathryn Rubino
Government
Survivor Alum Makes Legal History

He's been pretty busy since his reality TV debut 23 years ago.

By Kathryn Rubino

Biglaw
Biglaw Partner Drops Slur In Dustup With Neighbors

Not a good look for the partner.

By Kathryn Rubino
Courts
The Impact Of Trump's Second Term On The Federal Judiciary

The Senate has confirmed 213 of Joe Biden's nominees.

By Kathryn Rubino
Government
Progressive State Attorney Thumbs Her Nose At Ron DeSantis

Voters disagreed with DeSantis on this one.

By Kathryn Rubino

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Curbing Client And Talent Loss With Productivity Tech

Law firms must leverage technology to curb client attrition and talent loss, enhancing efficiency and aligning with evolving expectations for lasting success.

From Above The Law

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Tackling Deposition Anxiety: How AI Is Changing The Way Lawyers Do Depositions

Depo CoPilot is a cutting-edge technology laser-focused on helping you perform your very best at every deposition.

From Filevine

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Thomson Reuters' Claims Explorer: A Powerful Tool For Legal Claim Identification

Claims Explorer equips attorneys with powerful functionality to mitigate the risk of missed claims and enhance their strategic decision-making processes.

From ABOVE THE LAW AND THOMSON REUTERS

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Curbing Client And Talent Loss With Productivity Tech

Law firms must leverage technology to curb client attrition and talent loss, enhancing efficiency and aligning with evolving expectations for lasting success.

From Above The Law
Government
The Gold Star Standard For Election Day

Don't be like Oklahoma.

By Kathryn Rubino
Courts
Former Bar Association Leaders Give Blunt Warning To MAGA Lawyers

But will anyone listen?

By Kathryn Rubino
Law Schools
You Have To Change How You Think About Free Speech

It's important now, more than ever.

By Kathryn Rubino
See Also
Good Luck Trying To Get A Remote Biglaw Job -- See Also

Want To Work Remotely? Well, you probably can’t.

Biglaw Gets Fuzzy On The Lessons From Dewey’s Collapse: Lateral partner guarantees are back, baby!

The Supreme Court Is Scary! But make it Halloween.

The Latest In The GOP’s Election Nonsense: From Georgia.

Don’t Speculate About Your Lawyer’s Pregnancy (Or Anyone’s): They’ll tell you when they’re ready, *IF* you need to know.

By Kathryn Rubino
Government
The Department Of Justice Is Going To Be Real Busy On Election Day

The DOJ's election day schedule is intense.

By Kathryn Rubino

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Luxury, Lies, And A $10 Million Embezzlement

In a scandal that rocked the business community, a former high-profile executive was sentenced to prison, plus five years of supervised release and restitution.

From Above The Law

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