Sam Alito Takes Unusual Step Of Whining From The Bench After Getting Called Out For Lazy Hackery
John Roberts has fully lost control of the Court.
Morning Docket: 12.1.22
* While transparency laws are a step in the right direction, the journey is far from over. [Forbes]
* Did you wake up wondering what federal judges thought about diversity in the field? Here’s your primer. [Wa Po]
* Judge’s scare tactic toward Yale is already crumbling. Learn to commit, people! [Bloomberg Law]
* California’s DOJ made an oopsie. [KTVU]
* Prepare for layoffs. Maybe prepare less if you’re in Employment law or Bankruptcy — they’re kind of always in business. [Law.com]
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Layoffs AND Bonuses? It’s Been A Helluva Day — See Also
There’s No Good Way To Conduct Layoffs: But at least Cooley is being transparent.
On The Opposite End Of The Spectrum: McDermott announces bonuses. And Holwell Shuster.
WashU Law Can’t Quit US News: Law students love a ranking after all.
Jonathan Turley: Is back on his bullshit.
Speaking Of Bullshit: The Wall Street Journal is the perfect place to complain that Biglaw is too woke.
Biglaw’s Biggest Problem (According To Associates)
It is a huge issue.
To Test Or Not To Test
ABA poised to eliminate standardized testing requirement... but should it?
