Above the Law

Lawyers On The Move — See Also

Get… Out…: In a lot of ways, Biglaw is like The Shining — constant typing, no one’s happy, someone eventually grabs an axe.

Advice The Judge Took Literally: When she left the courtroom in the middle of the defense’s argument.

Tiger Move: Looks like the Chua-Rubenfeld house is on the market.

And Now, A Bold Move: Sidney Powell accuses someone else of abusive litigation.

Biglaw’s Best In White Collar

Well done!

Lawyer Claims Kombucha Tea Responsible For Blowing Almost 4 Times Legal Limit In Drunk Driving Case

Ironically, her argument is some weak tea.

Kraken Lawyer Countersues Dominion Voting Systems For Abusive Litigation

Can't wait for the counter-countersuit for abuse of irony.

Fix This Negative Online — How Law Firms Work With This Online Image Fixer

This company is helping law firms around the world to fix up their image and protect their clients from online attacks.

Pandemic-Related Legal Ethics Opinions: A Compendium

How lawyers should get through COVID.

Federal Judge Up And Leaves Courtroom Mid-Hearing

Well, that's one way to express how you feel about the argument.

Summer Associate Survey Reveals These MoFos Run A Great Summer Program

Most summers don't report having a lot of fun but there are clear exceptions.

In-House Q&A: UnitedHealthcare’s Elizabeth Kremenak

The company's Senior Associate General Counsel shares some lessons she learned in becoming an in-house attorney and weighs in on emerging roles for lawyers in healthcare.

Why The Time For Better Contract Design Is Now

Q&A with Stefania Passera and Paula Doyle.

Evolve The Law Podcast: Martin Bricketto Of Law360

Martin Bricketto of Law360 Pulse joins this week's ETL podcast to share legal industry stories and what to watch out for this fall as law firms return to the office.

Best Biglaw Advice: Get Out Now

This might be triggering for some people.

HHS Rule Bolsters Health Equity, Brooks-LaSure Tells State Rulemakers

New healthcare marketplace policies seek to make the ACA more equitable by investing in low-income and underinsured communities, changing the rules in ways that upset some insurers but delight many state and consumer health advocates.

Amy Chua And Jed Rubenfeld List House For $1.08 Million

New Haven home hits Zillow.

Trump And Reining In The Imperial Presidency

The proposed legislation is no longer a direct affront to Trump while he is in office.