Conservatives
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Gay, Labor / Employment, Politics, Religion
Republican lawmakers will ultimately rue not enacting ENDA while they have the chance. Here’s why…
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5th Circuit, Clerkships, Edith Jones, Law Schools, Politics
Righteous Indignation: The ‘Righter’ Side of Law
A column for our conservative-minded readers, but can its author alter the usual ATL ideological balance?
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ASIA GC OPENING AT GLOBALLY ACCLAIMED AND WELL FUNDED SMART PHONE TECH STARTUP, BASED IN SHENZHEN
Kinney is currently running an exclusive search for an Asia GC role at a well known tech start-up company, based in Shenzhen. This company has received significant recent praise for their new smart phone device in leading medial outlets, such as the New York Times, TIME, Mashable, Wired, Yahoo, and Forbes, among others.
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Law School Deans, Law Schools, Politics
Liberal Bias In Law School Lives To Fight Another Day
Do we need affirmative action for conservatives in higher education?
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Ann Althouse, Law Professors, Law Reviews, Law Schools, Politics, Screw-Ups, Technology
A Look Inside the Law Review Sausage Factory — and Possible Evidence of Bias Against Conservatives
Are law review editors biased against conservative scholarship? Leaked emails written by law journal editors raise this possibility.
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8th Circuit, Law Professors, Law Schools
Conservative law professors need help. They don’t want to admit it because conservative orthodoxy holds that the only people who can ask for help in this country are small businessmen and the institution of marriage, but make no mistake, conservatives who want to get a tenure-track job in legal academia need a leg up. That’s […]
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8th Circuit, Art, California, Copyright, Law School Deans, Morning Docket, Small Law Firms, Twittering
* Here’s a nice round-up of some of the most controversial laws that will be enacted in 2012. Looks like California is going to have some fabulously multicultural litigation. [Associated Press] * What do you get when you cross an artist with a penchant for Rastafarians with the son of a Boies Schiller name partner? […]
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