Jennifer Case

3 weeks ago | lawnext.com | Robert Ambrogi |Jennifer Case

Microsoft dominates small law tech, but it’s fumbling the AI agent transition. Google sees the opening. In most small law offices, you’ll find a familiar tech stack: Outlook, Word, Excel, Teams. Microsoft is the default productivity suite for the legal world. It has been for decades. So, when Copilot was announced, fully integrated into Microsoft 365, it seemed like the perfect AI upgrade for legal workflows. In practice, Copilot adoption has been surprisingly slow.

Mar 13, 2025 | oxfordamerican.org | Jennifer Case |Bailey Moore |s Jennifer Case

Motherhood, 1905 by Stanisław Wyspiański, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Bailey Gaylin Moore and I both started writing about motherhood around the same time—Moore from the Missouri Ozarks, where she’d grown up, and me from central Arkansas, where I’d moved almost a decade ago.

Mar 13, 2025 | shorturl.at | Jennifer Case |s Jennifer Case |Bailey Moore

Motherhood, 1905 by Stanisław Wyspiański, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Bailey Gaylin Moore and I both started writing about motherhood around the same time—Moore from the Missouri Ozarks, where she’d grown up, and me from central Arkansas, where I’d moved almost a decade ago.

Nov 14, 2024 | muthamagazine.com | Jennifer Case

My birth begins at 3 a.m. when I wake with a rock-hard uterus that softens and then hardens again. I have been waking with such Braxton-Hicks contractions for days, at exactly this time, so at first I do not think anything about them. I drink a glass of milk, get back into bed, and then, when they continue, decide to take a bath, which has stopped stubborn Braxton-Hicks contractions in the past. I fill the tub with warm water and keep the light off. My daughter sleeps across the house.

Nov 1, 2024 | terrain.org | Jennifer Case |Jarrett Ziemer

Four days before my daughter is born, I am at the ob-gyn clinic for a usual, now weekly exam. The nurse straps the blood pressure cuff around my forearm. I breathe slowly, in and out, breathing in calmness, even though I can already see the nurse’s frown out of the corner of my eyes. “Hmm,” she says, like she has at each appointment for the past month. “It’s high. Have you been feeling okay?”Excerpted from We Are Animals: On the Nature and Politics of Motherhood, by Jennifer Case.