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Jackson finds himself as a defendant in a federal lawsuit.

That'll put an end to those pesky protests!

The Louisville basketball sex scandal has brought back a lawyer from the garbage heap.

Dean Jim Chen is stepping down at the University of Louisville's Brandeis School of Law. What prompted the move, and what will he be doing next?

Every sports fan we know is bugging us to cover the prosecution of Karen Sypher, a former car-show model and auto-glass saleswoman, who is being tried for extorting University of Louisville basketball coach Rick Pitino, lying to the FBI, and retaliation against a witness. Since it concerns balls, it seems like a natural fit for […]

This story sounds like something written by Dr. Seuss, esquire. The city of Louisville, Ky., had planned to incorporate Seussian characters into its annual Christmas display this year. But the plans have been scrapped after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from DLA Piper’s Barbara Orr, who represents Seuss Enterprises. From the Associated Press: The city had […]

This law school saw the biggest U.S. News rank drop this year, and its dean isn't pleased about it.

What a wonderful announcement to make during Women's History Month. Congratulations!

Another case heading to the Supreme Court dealing with asset forfeiture.

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This conference is a place where employers will 'see people for people, and not just people for their pedigree.'

Who will follow the winners of years past into the annals of Law Revue history? It's up to you, our readers!

One officer yelled, 'Hands up.' It didn’t register, so we looked at them blankly. We were so confused.

* Law schools defiantly bucked U.S. News and World Report. Now they face the inevitable consequences of their own actions. [NY Times]

* Elon Musk’s management of Twitter just keeps getting worse. [Bloomberg Law News]

* NFT insider trading case begins. [Reuters]

* Bed Bath & Beyond files for bankruptcy amid sagging Beyond sales. [Law360]

* Associate latering down 66 percent. [American Lawyer]

* Fox’s Dominion settlement likely to only cost the company about three-fourths of the total. So they’ve got that going for them! [Huffington Post]

* Cop who killed Breonna Taylor has a new law enforcement job because in many offices that behavior is a feature not a bug. [Forbes]

* Don’t you hate it when you get to the eve of trial and have to admit your disclosures about the client’s leadership structure have been wrong all this time? No… because that doesn’t happen in real life. Unless you’re representing Fox News. [Law360]

* Kentucky is going to auction off the gun from the Louisville shooting? Like, for real? [Washington Post]

* Breaking up is hard to do as EY learns. [Bloomberg Law News]

* Johnson & Johnson “faces skepticism” over bankruptcy shenanigans in strong contender for understatement of the year. [Reuters]

* It’s good to be from Missouri. If you’re a law firm anyway. [American Lawyer]

* “10 pics of Pedro Pascal dressed like law firms” is surprisingly true to the headline. [LegalCheek]

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Nothing like an admirer with a badge and a gun.

This is just kind of sad.