Alcohol
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Biglaw, Law Schools
Don't Let 'Holiday Party' Become 'Will Work For Food'
Mind your manners and your paycheck. -
Courts
Rudy Giuliani Interrupts Cocktail Hour To Sue Joe Biden For ... HEY, BARTENDER!
Weird how his lawyers keep dumping him, huh? - Sponsored
How AI Is The Catalyst For Reshaping Every Aspect Of Legal Work
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Government
Has The FTC Gone Powerdrunk? Big Booze Might Not Like This
If it's from a big name or some dude named Steven, IPAs all taste the same to me.
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Government
Party Buses Take A Hit In Tennessee
The wheels on the bus go 'Hey man, no forreal, I really love you man. You're a good bro. Pass the Fireball.' all through the town. -
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Law Schools
Former Dean Explains You Can't Take The Booze Out Of Law School, But You Need To Be Respectful About It
Instead of swinging one direction or the other, make every event more inclusive. -
Legal Ethics
Assault A Woman In A Bar And Have Your Law License Suspended -- A Lesson In Legal Ethics
Another reason drunken fights are a bad idea. -
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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. -
Biglaw
Former Biglaw Managing Partner Blames Alcohol For Sexual Misconduct
He lays the blame on Biglaw culture. -
Small Law Firms
Lawyer Disbarred For Stealing Wine... A Lot Of Wine
Without a license, he may be relegated to stealing boxed wine. -
Biglaw
Biglaw Managing Partner Opens Up About Alcoholism
This Biglaw partner is combating the stigma of substance abuse. -
Law Schools
What Is Going On In The Women's Restroom At The Barrister's Ball?
What happens at barrister's ball doesn't always stay at barrister's ball. -
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Are Small Firms Going Big On Legal Tech?
How AI Is The Catalyst For Reshaping Every Aspect Of Legal Work
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Document Automation For Law Firms: The Definitive Guide
Early Adopters Of Legal AI Gaining Competitive Edge In Marketplace
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Law Schools
Is Alcohol Really Necessary At Law School Networking Events?
Probably not, and a lack of alcohol at these events won't affect your law school's ranking. -
Law Schools
Law Students Think Alcohol Ban Will Affect Job Placement, Law School Ranking
You'd have to be drunk to think these things will happen. -
Biglaw, Politics
Marc Kasowitz Is Waking Up To A Bad Morning
Trump and Kasowitz: Is the Bromance Over? -
Biglaw, Boutique Law Firms, Litigators, Small Law Firms
Boutique Bests Biglaw In Booze-Bottle Battle
A jury trial, a celebrity client, and booze, lots of booze.... -
Drinking, Health / Wellness
The Greatest Gift My Father Gave Me
Brian Cuban writes about the time his father helped him take a big step in his recovery, saving his life. -
Non-Sequiturs
Non-Sequiturs: 12.07.16
* Which Biglaw giants are “committing tens of millions of dollars in free legal services” to the gun control cause? Seems like they’re getting a great return on that investment… [New York Times / Dealbook]
* The EU fined JPMC and two other banks $552 million for manipulating futures. As if the EU has any future now! [Courthouse News Service]
* Lawsuit filed against teacher for 16-year-old bad grade that trapped lawyer in low prestige career. It’s like the Plasgraf of bad life choices. [Legal Cheek]
* Police called because man whistled “Closing Time.” Good. [Lowering the Bar]
* Celebrate the holidays with this buyer’s guide for trademark disputed beer and wine! [Trademark & Copyright Law Blog]
* Immigrant children need assistance coping with trauma. Pro bono lawyers can help. [Psychology Today]
* A short reaction to today’s piece on Tiffany Trump’s law school plans — and make sure to note the update to that story about her experience taking the LSAT. [Law and More]
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Small Law Firms
Drunk Tries To Fake Being A Lawyer, Hilarity Ensues
The joy of litigating against litigants who represent themselves and the drunk guys who claim to represent them.