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Intellectual Property
3 Questions For A 'Billions' Battler (Part I)
Denise Shull sued 'Billions' on a variety of claims arising in IP. Here are her thoughts. -
Television, Wall Street
Standard Of Review: Tracing Billions's Second Season Improvement
Billions has become one of the most consistently entertaining shows on television in its second season. - Sponsored
The Business Case For AI At Your Law Firm
ChatGPT ushers in the age of generative AI – even for law firms. -
Television, Wall Street
Standard Of Review: 'Billions' Returns For Its Enjoyable And Surprisingly Newsworthy Second Season
The big winners from the firing of Preet Bharara: the producers of the Showtime drama Billions.
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Television, Wall Street
Standard Of Review: 7 Ways To Fix 'Billions'
As Billions ends its first season and begins to prepare for its second, television critic Harry Graff offers some suggestions on how to improve it. -
Television, Wall Street
Standard Of Review: Showtime's 'Billions' Shows Promise
It's not without flaws, but Billions has a strong group of actors and an interesting premise. -
Biglaw, California, Department of Justice, Gay Marriage, Law Firm Mergers, Law Schools, Morning Docket, Partner Issues, Patton Boggs, Sexism, Television
Morning Docket: 05.21.14
* A DLA Piper partner was cleared by the firm in connection with a string of sexist emails exchanged with a client because real lads don’t get in trouble for such trifling behavior. We’ll have more on this later. [Am Law Daily]
* Patton Boggs partners started voting on the firm’s merger with Squire Sanders yesterday. Apparently there’s at least one partner who will not be allowed to join the new firm because of prior conduct. Sucks to be you, guy. [Reuters]
* “It’s the best way to prepare for a whole variety of things.” Right now is one of the best times to go to law school, say California law school deans who really need to get asses in empty seats. [Daily Transcript]
* ““We are a better people than what these laws represent.” Pennsylvania’s ban on gay marriage was struck down yesterday, making it the 14th victory in a row for the marriage equality movement. [Bloomberg]
* Showtime just bought a law firm comedy about “four smartass, workaholic associates” in Biglaw trying to make partner and avoid being murdered by the office serial killer at the same time. Uh, yeah. [Deadline]