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.
Law Schools
At Some Law Schools, The Role Of Dean Has Always Been A Man's Job
Not a great look for the law schools.
Technology
Lexis+ AI Announces New Generation As The AI Arms Race Continues
You get an AI legal assistant! And you get an AI legal assistant!
Biglaw
Butler Snow Gets The Jump On Associate Recruitment Really Early
Imagine waiting for someone to complete undergrad before recruiting them!
Biglaw
Associate Compensation Scorecard: Biglaw's 2023 Cash Bash
Where does your firm stand when it comes to salary increases and bonuses? Get all the latest updates.
Courts
Watergate Lawyer Shares Worries Over Trump's Presidential Immunity Claims At The Supreme Court
'I would hope that this is a one-off in our nation’s history,' he said.
Biglaw
Law Firm Partners Made BANK Last Year And There's Nothing Clients Can Do About It
Partners saw big increases in their rates last year. And got paid for them.
Law Schools
Elite Law School Reigns Supreme In The U.S. News Law School Omnibus Specialty Rankings
How did your law school fare in the latest specialty ranking? Find out here.
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Lawline Names Top Women Faculty 2019
These attorneys are at the top of the game in their practices.
Biglaw
Could Coronavirus Play A Hand In Biglaw Firms Canceling Summer Associate Programs?
Law students are growing increasingly worried.
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Early Adopters Of Legal AI Gaining Competitive Edge In Marketplace
How to best leverage generative AI as an early adopter with ethical use.
Courts
Michael Avenatti's Lawyer Sought Delay Because He's Scared To Visit Jail Over Coronavirus
This is over the top, but he's making some important points.
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Small Law Firms
Courting Crisis: Will The Coronavirus Be The Incentive Lawyers Need To Innovate?
With our collective health dependent on change, it’s time to make reforms to New York’s antiquated judicial system.
Immigration
Bill Would End Trump Administration Practice Of Using Therapy Notes Against Immigrant Kids
Kevin Euceda is now 20 and has spent more than 1,000 days in federal custody, with months more expected.
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Small Law Firms
People Need To Seriously Lay Off The Lawyer Who Tested Positive For COVID-19
Take this seriously and don't be a dick.
Finance
Radical Truth Time: This Coronavirus Thing Is Serious
Ray Dalio is self-quarantining his entire staff.
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Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 03.12.20
* Michael Avenatti's lawyer is afraid to visit him in jail over coronavirus fears. And Avenatti has a substantial need for legal counsel right now... [New York Post]
* A District Attorney is launching a price gouging investigation over price increases related to coronavirus. [NBC News]
* Since Above the Law no longer has a regular lawyerly lairs segment, I feel it is my duty to convey that the house of a founder of 1-800-LAWYERS has hit the market. [New York Post]
* The California Attorney General is dropping a lawsuit over the merger of T-Mobile and Sprint. [LA Times]
* The New York GOP has filed an attorney ethics complaint against Senator Chuck Schumer for making alleged threats against Supreme Court justices. [New York Post]
* Check out this piece on an attorney who decided to open up a doughnut shop. That's one way to make dough... [NBC News]
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Pro Se Litigant Makes Bold Accusation: The judge does not take kindly to it.
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NYU Law Prof Has Coronavirus: But the professor isn't teaching this semester, so try not to freak out.
Faegre Drinker Closes All 22 Offices: I mean, this seems extreme, even by Covid-19 standards.
Biglaw
U.S. Soccer HAS To Pay Men More, Because Playing For A Crowd Of Hooligans Is A Big 'Responsibility'
And they said it with a straight face!
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