“The first 100 days of President Donald Trump’s second term were marked by a record number of executive orders, including several targeting at least five major law firms for representing clients who had been critical of the Trump administration.” So begins a recent survey article published by Bloomberg Law in which the publication took the pulse of lawyers around the country.
Bloomberg Law sought input from Miller, Miller & Canby’s Scott Mirsky for the article titled, “Trump’s Policies Create Volatile Legal Landscape,” for the June 2025 State of Practice: Uncertain Ground.
“My clients are trying to manage their workforce in light of everything happening in the federal government. Predicting the future is unknown, and clients are trying to roll with that,” said Mirsky. He also commented on the rise of artificial intelligence and cautioned that AI tools like ChatGPT can’t be fully relied upon. Still, AI is becoming more important to the legal profession: “If you aren’t up to date both on the risks and benefits of AI, you’re not using all the tools that are available to you.”
Read the full Bloomberg Law article here (requires subscription).
Scott Mirsky is a principal in Miller, Miller & Canby’s Employment Law and Employment Litigation practice, with more than 20 years of experience representing individuals and businesses in diverse civil matters throughout the Washington, DC region. He has experience handling non-compete and trade secret disagreements, employment claims, issues concerning independent contractors, wage and overtime disputes under the FLSA and state law, and breach of contract claims. Learn more about his employment law practice and employment litigation practice or contact him directly at SAMirsky@mmcanby.com








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