A Guide to Biglaw’s Got Merger Fever — and It’s Contagious

Published: 1/8/2026
By Jonathan D. Steele
A Guide to Biglaw’s Got Merger Fever — and It’s Contagious

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Quick Answer: Article Overview: **Summary:** As BigLaw firms frantically merge and restructure, their chaotic system migrations and fractured attention create glaring cybersecurity vulnerabilities—from exposed privileged communications to compromised client data during server transfers—that savvy divorce attorneys can exploit through targeted discovery challenges. This article urges high-net-worth spouses to weaponize opposing counsel's digital negligence, questioning chain-of-custody protocols and data integrity while demanding disclosure of cryptocurrency wallets, offshore accounts, and other digital assets before distracted legal teams can stabilize their defenses.
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Jonathan D. Steele

Written by Jonathan D. Steele

Chicago divorce attorney with cybersecurity certifications (Security+, ISC2 CC, Google Cybersecurity Professional Certificate). Illinois Super Lawyers Rising Star 2016-2025.

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