Fashion
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Fashion
After Major Lawsuit, Condé Nast Is Reinstating Its Internship Program
It comes eight years after the publisher eliminated internships in the wake of a class-action suit. -
Law Schools
Harvard Law School Student Has Created The Ultimate Quarantine Blazer
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How Generative AI Will Improve Legal Service Delivery
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Biglaw
Will Law Firm Fashion Change Because Of The Pandemic?
Things are pretty casual now, but will it stay that way?
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Holidays and Seasons, Shopping
The Lawyer Holiday Gift Guide: The Best Gifts For The Attorney In Your Life
We've got you covered for last minute shopping. -
Holidays and Seasons
The Lawyer Holiday Gift Guide: The Best Gifts For The Attorney In Your Life
The Work From Home 2020 Edition. -
Courts
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Wows Fans With Glittery Fashion Statement
The Supreme Court justice loves a little bit of sparkle. -
Holidays and Seasons, Shopping
Time's Running Out: Last Minute Gift Ideas For Lawyers
Just a couple of shopping days left! -
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Government
Meet The Lawyer Who Turned A Grocery Bag Into A Professional Fashion Statement
His style is simply unimpeachable. -
Courts
Obsess About The Dress (Suit)
The reason that women don’t seem to 'conform' to what a lawyer 'looks like' is because the stereotype of a lawyer is a man -- and it needs to stop. -
Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 04.15.19
* “I don’t care about the Mueller report. I’ve been totally exonerated.” President Trump has been “emboldened” by AG William Barr’s summation of the Mueller report, but that claim of “total exoneration” may come back to bite him when the redacted report is released. [New York Times]
* Speaking of the Mueller report, George Conway has stepped up his criticism of all the “no collusion” talk, commenting on Twitter that “[i]f Mueller had used the words ‘no evidence of a conspiracy or coordination’ (i.e., no collusion), you can be damned sure Barr would have quoted those words. But Mueller didn’t, and Barr didn’t.” [The Hill]
* Paul Rawlinson, global chair of Baker McKenzie, RIP. [Legal Week]
* Will SCOTUS get “FUCT” this term? That’s what streetwear designer Erik Brunetti is hoping for when the high court hears oral argument on his challenge to the government’s refusal to register trademarks that are considered “scandalous” or “immoral.” [Associated Press]
* The Big Fail: A deep dive into why bar exam pass rates have declined to record lows in recent years, and the impact on law schools and the legal profession. [Law.com]
* Law students better start reading up on legal operations, because word on the street is that Biglaw firms are going to start hiring law school graduates for these jobs. Plus, “[s]alaries for these positions are quite big.” [American Lawyer]
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Fashion
How To Make Life At A Law Firm Work For Your Style
Law firms don't have to be a place where style goes to die. -
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Courts
Attention RBG Fans: Banana Republic Is Re-Issuing Its Original Dissent Collar
Resist, persist, and prove that the future is female with RBG's fierce dissent collar. -
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Intellectual Property
Make ‘Em Say 'UGG!' -- A Fashion Industry Design Patent Dispute Sees Trial
Your favorite basic boots aren't basic when it comes to design patent law. -
Crime
Why Do Barristers Wear Those Stupid Wigs?
Tradition is a powerful, and often dumb justification. -
Law Schools
Law Student Tiffany Trump Is Fashionably Late For Fashion Week
Law school is interfering with her socialite schedule. -
Fashion
From A Fashionista's Closet: What Would Ruth Bader Ginsburg Do?
The search for the perfect, RBG-style scrunchie ends here. -
Labor / Employment, On The Job
Short Skirts At Work: A Form Of Sexual Discrimination?
Does this somehow exclude males in the workplace, at least to the extent that the woman is favored?