China
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Biglaw
Biglaw Firms Continue To Close Down Their Offices In China
U.S.-based firms are leaving China left and right. -
Biglaw
World's Wealthiest Law Firm Conducts Layoffs Due To Market Conditions
The size of the firm's capital markets team was reportedly 'too big.' - Sponsored
Document Automation For Law Firms: The Definitive Guide
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Technology
OMG, China Has ACTUAL Legal Robots And All The Legal Tech Patents
All of these examples are actual examples of the technology that has been live in the Chinese justice system for at least five years.
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Biglaw
Top International Firm Conducts Lawyer Layoffs Due To 'Prolonged Downturn'
The firm is cutting a 'modest' number of lawyers from its team. -
Biglaw
Will More Biglaw Firms Follow Dentons And Leave China?
Dentons may be the first Western firm to fall. -
Biglaw
Eversheds Sutherland Joins KWM To Create Global Referral Alliance
It's not a merger, but this money isn't going to make itself. -
Technology
Montana Won't Be Able To Hit The Finisher On TikTok Without Addressing The Constitution
To think that there would be this much trouble over the dance app. -
Technology
This U.S. Senator Wants To Keep America Free By Banning TikTok From Your Phone
But where else can I find cool dancing content and youth targeting radicalization? PragerU? - Sponsored
Early Adopters Of Legal AI Gaining Competitive Edge In Marketplace
How to best leverage generative AI as an early adopter with ethical use. -
Government
The Price Of Freedom: A Law Meant To Curb Slave Labor And Its Costs
Knowing your new phone doesn't have the residue of slavery in it? Priceless. -
Biglaw
Davis Polk Asia Chair Speaking At Event Commemorating Hong Kong Crackdown Is... Not The BEST Look
The event's theme is 'Thrive with Security,' which must violate at least some George Orwell IP. -
Biglaw
Biglaw Partner Treated To 37-Day Quarantine As China Launches New COVID Lockdowns
Perkins Coie partner having a disastrous time getting back to work in Beijing. -
News
China’s Rulers Show Their Hypocrisy On Ukraine
Russia offers imperialism even the CCP can love. -
Sponsored
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Government
Chinese Government Limits Access To Online Video Games To 3 Hours Per Week For Children And Teenagers
Chinese gaming companies will be responsible for enforcing this rule. -
Finance
Supply Chain Bottlenecks Strangling Corporate Efficiency
Whether it’s selling iPads or motor vehicles, almost any company that’s in the business of supplying consumers with stuff will face constraints in the current shipping environment. -
Finance
Russia And China Versus US And Its Partners In New Tech-Focused Space Race? Bring It On
The budding international space rivalry isn’t without its thorns. -
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Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 04.22.20
* A lawyer who got ejected from the Second Circuit last year is asking the Supreme Court to hear his case. Since the high court is conducting arguments by phone currently, maybe he’ll just get hung up on. [New York Law Journal]
* A lawyer who stole $128,000 from a mentally ill client has been suspended from practice. [Bloomberg Law]
* Missouri has become the first U.S. state to sue China over the COVID-19 pandemic. Not sure this is a distinction to be proud of. [U.S. News and World Report]
* A Texas judge has been forced to take down a rainbow flag after an attorney filed a complaint and compared the symbol to a swastika and Confederate flag. [Hill]
* Attorney General Barr has called stay-at-home orders “disturbingly close to house arrest” and the Justice Department might take actions against states that go too far. [NBC News]
* Lawyers are having a difficult time determining if COVID-19 is an act of God. Maybe they should subpoena the Almighty to get more clarity… [Bloomberg Law]