Government Trump Attorney Gags All Over Gag Order Hearing Todd Blanche goes full Lionel Hutz while trying to defend Donald Trump reposting statements that would violate the gag order. By Joe Patrice
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Government Trump Marches Out Of Contempt Hearing And Violates Gag Order Again You almost feel bad for his lawyers. LOL, not really. By Liz Dye
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Crime How Many Cops Will Be Fired For Setting Up Stormy Daniels? The answer best not be "zero." By Elie Mystal
Career Center, Career Files, Lawyers From The Career Files: How Not Saying These Two Words Can Accelerate You Landing Your Dream Career Out Of The Law Saying 'I don’t' is a manifestation of our fear of change in leaving the legal profession. By Casey Berman
Courts So Brett Kavanaugh's Hired A Bunch Of Women Law Clerks -- Who Cares? We need to stop giving out gold stars and start handing out demerits when judges consistently fail to hire diverse candidates. By Kathryn Rubino
Litigators Client List Confidential Does information pertaining to the representation of a client always need to be kept confidential? By Christine A. Rodriguez
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