Morning Docket 06.15.09
* Like Drinker Biddle, Frost Brown Todd is instituting an apprenticeship program for its first year associates. They make less money and are billed out to clients at lower rates during their 1,000 hour apprenticeship. [Business Courier of Cincinnati]
* Stereotypes and jury selection. [Baltimore Sun]
* Jones Day’s Corinne Ball showed she’s the master of the quickie during the Chrysler restructuring. [New York Times]
* What can David Carradine’s family do about his death photos going viral? [American Lawyer]
* Behind the scenes in the push to get Sonia Sotomayor to SCOTUS: The White House keeps her supporters on a tight leash. [Washington Post]
* The San Francisco Chronicle recounts SCOTUS Justice Anthony Kennedy’s commencement speech at Stanford on Sunday, but strangely accompanies the article with a photo of Clarence Thomas. Do all the non-liberal justices look the same to you, San Francisco? [San Francisco Chronicle]
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Comments
It's worst to be first.
It's whiny when you're tiny.
Frost Brown who? It must be a slow news day for ATL to cover TTT firm.
Kash: The Chronicle story has two photos. One has Kennedy at the lecturn giving his speech. The other has Kennedy, Thomas and Ginsburg in it at Obama's inauguration. Kennedy is in both photos. What's so strange?
if you want a good laugh, try reading the PC claptrap in the article about juror behavior. Oh, no, black jurors are no less prone to convict, I believe that 100%!! How stupid.
Lectern photo was not there at 8:49 a.m.!
"A tight leash? What are we, Puerto Rican pugs?"
-- SotomayOR!
Death photos are inherently viral. Sorry, Carradine family.
Schulte got snubbed. No surprise I guess .. not considered as "prestigious" according to Vault. Schulte was Special Counsel for the deal between Chrysler and Fiat. Without SRZ, this deal may have never happened.