Vanky, DJ, And Their Dad Get Chilly Reception In New York Appeals Court
You can dance and dance, but eventually that music will stop and you'll have to take a seat.
Top NY Prosecutors Find Biglaw Homes
Firms lock down two heavy hitters.
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Which Is Faker, Trump’s Tan Or His Real Estate Valuations?
Manhattan District Attorney probes the pressing questions.
Allen Weisselberg, You Got Some Splainin’ To Do
What's that smell? Probably just the reek coming off the Trump Org's internal books.
First Indictments Dropping Tomorrow In Trumpland
Beginning of the end, or end of the beginning?
NY Prosecutors Invite Trump’s Accountant To Testify Against His Boss, Sweeten Offer With Subpoena For His Personal Finances
They're gonna make him an offer he can't refuse.
Context Windows In Legal AI And Why Content Still Determines Quality
Legal teams ask a practical question. If large language models are so capable, why does legal AI still depend on curated content, and why does surfacing that content matter so much?
Morning Docket: 03.15.21
* Buckingham Palace is reportedly hiring a law firm to investigate Megan Markle's bullying claims. Wonder what it would be like if the firm from Suits did this job... [Business Insider] * Google will face a lawsuit claiming that it still tracks users in Incognito Mode. [Verge] * The criminal trial of Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos, may be delayed due to her recently announced pregnancy. [Guardian] * The Manhattan District Attorney recently announced he will be retiring at the end of his term. [Washington Post] * A Florida lawyer has been charged with first-degree murder. [ABC News] * The Clemson University Track and Field Team has hired counsel over the elimination of their program. Hope they don't have too many "hurdles" to pursuing a claim... [ESPN]
Trump’s Tax Returns Coming Soon(ish) To A Grand Jury Near You!
Trump's lawyers took a second swing at the subpoena and whiffed again.
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Now We Get To See Trump Try To Dodge A Grand Jury Subpoena
Cy Vance wants eight years of Trump financials from Mazars.
Jeffrey Epstein’s Legal Aftermath
A whole lot of lawyers are going to end up as collateral damage in the Epstein case.
Jeffrey Epstein’s Arrest Forces Us To Ask: Which Dirtbag Lawyers In This Case Will Face Their Own Music?
Along the way, Epstein's conduct was enabled by a who's who of lawyers we've called out.
Watch Cy Vance Screw Up The Manafort Case
Honestly, what is this guy's deal?
Morning Docket: 03.14.19
* With those big, complex planes grounded, it's time to start gearing up for some lawsuits. [Law.com] * Another lawyer involved in the college entrance cheating and bribery scandal. [The Recorder] * Speaking of lawsuits and the admissions scandal... the first class action has been filed. [Courthouse News Service] * Biglaw firm posts record revenue and profits. This story is basically interchangeable with all the other ones from the past couple weeks. Whether or not it's sustainable is another story. [American Lawyer] * Susan Collins is pushing for LGBTQ rights legislation so people might forget that she's responsible for installing the biggest threats to LGBTQ rights on the Court. [CBS News] * I mean... technically she said the words "no collusion." That she called the idea a non-sequitur in the next breath is a trifle. [Vox] * Cy Vance is going after Paul Manafort because it's a headline. [Law360]