2025 was very successful for the firm.
When you rush a political prosecution out the door, you forget things. Like, for instance, elements of the actual crime.
Say hello to the top law firms in Boston.
* ICE instructed its agents that they don’t need warrants to bust into houses. These Crim Pro issue spotters are just getting lazy. [Civil Discourse]
* Meanwhile, Eighth Circuit lifts restriction against ICE pepper spraying random protesters. [The Guardian]
* Elizabeth Holmes looking for Trump to offer clemency. Maybe she should offer to cut him in on her next company. [Law360]
* The conservatives on the Supreme Court will quickly trade in their contrived, ahistorical “philosophy” to save their personal stock portfolios. [Balls and Strikes]
* Biglaw made big bucks off of lobbying. [National Law Journal]
* Judge blocks government from searching materials seized from Post reporter. [Washington Post]
* Law firm hosted its annual MLK Day oratory competition for fourth- and fifth-graders. [Foley & Lardner]
Benchslaps Work After All!: No more U.S. Attorney roleplay.
Shooter Attacks Judge And His Spouse: The assailant shot them in their home.
Looks Like Trump Is Taking Liberties With The IEEPA: What will SCOTUS decide?
Georgetown Students Wants ICE Out Of The Career Fair: This isn’t the first time the students have stood on the school’s moral principles.
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As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
Trump's 'always been driven by narcissism' but this is something new -- and terrifying.
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The best way to fight Kavanaugh stops is to prevent them from happening.
Old associations are resurfacing, raising uncomfortable questions for Wall Street's most powerful bank.
The time has come for systematic GenAI training in law schools.
Imposing tariffs over a personal snub hardly qualifies as an international emergency or a threat to U.S. interests.
The shooter remains at large.
Cancer drugs are always popular biotech investments, but autoimmune disease also figures prominently in the startup financings announced during the annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference this year.
* DOGE took Social Security data apparently in an effort to assist group seeking to overturn election results. [Politico]
* Lindsey Halligan departs job she never held after brutal benchslapping. [Washington Post]
* Eastern District of Virginia now accepting applications for U.S. Attorney. The good news is that you’re already a better candidate than the last one. [National Law Journal]
* ABA issues statement following weekend judge shooting [ABA Journal]
* South Korea sentences former leader to 23 years for attempting to seize power. [NY Times]
* DOJ continues to press birthright citizenship interpretation supported by neither text, precedent, or history. So they’re in good shape with this Court. [Law360]
* Judge raises fear that immigration courts will not comply with legal requirements. [Reuters]
