Above the Law

Former Raiders Head Coach Jon Gruden Is Suing The NFL And Commissioner Roger Goodell

Gruden has included numerous causes of action such as intentional interference with contractual relations, tortious interference with prospective economic advantage, and civil conspiracy in his legal action.

Why The Expectation Of A Republican Landslide In November 2022 May Be Overstated

Three things are actually likely to be working in the Democrats' favor by the time of next year's midterm elections.

Local DA Faces 11-Count Federal Indictment And You’ll Absolutely Believe What City We’re Talking About

He got *elected* after he was indicted.

Your Guide To Finding Success In-House

Looking to take your in-house job to the next level? Wondering whether the grass really is greener on the in-house side? Read on.

Andrew Cuomo Lurks As Evil Villain In Former Lawyer’s New Off-Broadway Musical Comedy

'A Turtle on a Fence Post' will be playing until January 2. Grab your tickets today.

Solos And Small Firm Lawyers: What’s In Your Wallet? (Part III)

Take our anonymous survey and help us fill the information gap.

Superlawyer Jenna Ellis Cooked Up Crafty Election Stealing Memo

She got fired from being a traffic lawyer. And it shows.

Crypto Firm’s Application To Register ‘Locke’ And ‘Ducat’ Is All For Naught

The scrutiny hammer continues to come down on players in the cryptocurrency industry.

Morning Docket: 11.15.21

* “What is this? A video for ants!?” – A jury member who wasn’t allowed to zoom in on the trial video, probably. [Engadget]

* Starting soon, New York will require that excess food be put to good use. Bleach companies aren’t gonna like this one bit. [Times Union]

*After you fight all the other K-JDs, you face their king — a 19-year-old from Kansas. [News Nation Now]

* Breaking Sad: Dude busted trying to sell fake meth. Maybe he was just really committed to his Walter White costume? [Our Quad Cities]

* In Boulder, cars have been going for a steal! Just because you’re not paying attention doesn’t mean no one else is. [Daily Camera]

Chris Williams became a social media manager and assistant editor for Above the Law in June 2021. Prior to joining the staff, he moonlighted as a minor Memelord™ in the Facebook group Law School Memes for Edgy T14s. Before that, he wrote columns for an online magazine named The Muse Collaborative under the pen name Knehmo. He endured the great state of Missouri long enough to graduate from Washington University in St. Louis School of Law. He is a former boatbuilder who cannot swim, a published author on critical race theory, philosophy, and humor, and has a love for cycling that occasionally annoys his peers. You can reach him by email at [email protected] and by tweet at @WritesForRent.

A Little Bit Of Honesty — See Also

Two Drink Maximum: State AG discovers that vodka isn’t her friend.

Make America Pyrrhic Again: Trump won! And it accomplished very little.

NYU Law Is The Bomb: Thankfully, not really.

Check Out His Briefs: Lawyer takes off pants in courthouse.

It’s 4:20 Somewhere: Talking about Biglaw cannabis practice.

Ellume Recalls 2.2M Home Tests Due To Risk Of False Positives

The company expanded a recall of its at-home COVID-19 tests due to a manufacturing error. The FDA upped the recall to a Class 1 recall, its most serious level, after noting a higher-than-acceptable false positive rate for the affected tests.

Keep Calm And Go Cold Turkey

Notes to my (legal) self.

Lawyers Should Delegate More Nonlegal Work To Nonlawyers

It is important to create boundaries, and delegate matters to brokers or other professionals who are more qualified to take on a task.

How The Diversity Movement Is Helping Legal Organizations Leverage DEI Principles To Unlock Business Excellence

For legal organizations and law firms taking a 2021 inventory of their human capital and aiming to improve diversity among their workforces in 2022, this may be the Q4 conversation you’ve been looking for.

Yale Law School Trap House Incident Not A Free Speech Thing No Matter How Hard Folks Try

The case is a lot of things, but a First Amendment issue isn't one of them.