Sophisticated cyberattacks target law firms and courts seeking their troves of valuable information about powerful entities. Researchers have identified files from 17 law firms available on the dark web, and ransom demands for law firms has reached as high as $42 million. Ransomware also has crippled law practice management software and blocked lawyers from accessing case files. In this article from our sister publication the Cybersecurity Law Report, we share insight from panelists at American Bar Association and U.S. Chamber of Commerce presentations, who also spoke separately to the Cybersecurity Law Report, about key ransomware developments of the past year for all enterprises, provided steps to prevent attacks and addressed ransomware’s distinct challenges for attorneys and law firms. See “Companywide Work From Home: Six Cybersecurity Considerations” (Apr. 1, 2020).