Community Banks Tell Jamie Dimon Where To Shove His Olive Branch
"Don't pretend like we're friends... You don't KNOW us."
"Don't pretend like we're friends... You don't KNOW us."
Jeffrey Immelt asks Bernie Sanders: "Who the f@ck are YOU, bro?!"
Legal work isn’t slowing down, and the firms that win won’t be the ones working harder — they’ll be the ones working smarter.
Hillary might just rub her thumb and forefingers together the next time she's asked about those Goldman speeches.
The man who put the Frank in Dodd-Frank is NOT feeling "The Bern."
Never let it be said that Jeb Hensarling doesn’t know how to work a crowd.
His fury is grammar blind.
Law firms and legal departments are writing the future of the profession in separate rooms. What happens when they actually work together?
Marco Rubio would like to dispel with this fiction that the Federal Reserve is run by Jedis.
It's a bad scene at the Goldman Sachs alumni club.
You can pick your jaw up off the floor now.
* "This is the best we can do" doesn't sound like a ringing endorsement on policy change, but at least the bipartisan sentencing reform bill has a chance to see the light of day. [National Law Journal] * Corporate scandals feed more and more of the news cycle, and general counsels are key to responding. [Law360] * Speaking of corporate scandals, the Petrobras corruption scandal has already cost an estimated $5 billion in losses. [Corporate Counsel] * Yup, Republicans are still trying to undo Obamacare via lawsuit. The Obama administration just lost a ruling to immediately appeal the viability of the lawsuit. [Wall Street Journal] * The Dewey trial's hing jury mirrors the dysfunction of the Dewey & LeBoeuf partnership. [American Lawyer] * The feds are cracking down on drone registration, which means a bunch of new regulations to follow, you know, if you are into flying drones. [Fortune]
LexisNexis sat down with John Ursin, Managing Partner at Schenck Price, to learn how the firm is using legal AI to strengthen client service and daily legal work.
California is going to have one of the most comprehensive and complicated medical marijuana licensing regimes in the country, as marijuana law columnist Hilary Bricken explains.
We live in two Americas and the other one doesn't have internet.
The U.K. figured out how to do this generations ago.
The FDA is getting dragged into the debate over what truly defines "hummus."
Is Vermont's new food labeling law a good idea? Conservative columnist Tamara Tabo has her doubts.