Law Student Attempts Terrorist Attack On Hoover Dam System
Albany Law School 2L drove a rental car loaded with weapons and explosives into dam's power substation.
Judge Declares Mistrial Over Civil Rights Fashion Choice
To be fair, a graphic tee and a blazer is a strange look.
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‘We’re All Jimmy Kimmel’ Could Hit A Little Closer To Home Than You Think
Watch who you quote -- it could get you arrested.
Luigi Mangione’s Terrorism Charges Recently Dismissed
He still has quite the legal battle ahead of him.
New York Public Defender Resigns After Being Caught On Camera Tearing Down Posters Of Israeli War Hostages
A video of the public defender tearing down Israeli hostage posters went viral, and people were calling for her to be fired. Instead, she resigned.
How Checkbox’s ‘Legal Front Door’ Can Transform Your Workflow
Leveraging agentic AI to triage, prioritize, and automate the law department inbox.
Kirkland & Ellis Helps Partner, Other Firm Lawyers Escape From Israel In The Wake Of Hamas Terror Attack
Kirkland employees worked around the clock to help get their colleagues out of the country.
Winston, Davis Polk May Be The First Of Many Firms To Revoke Job Offers Over Controversial Statements On Israel
Law firms need to let their current employees and future employees know where they stand.
Biglaw Partners Make Generous Donations To Support Israel Following Terror Attacks
Kirkland is leading the way. What has your firm done?
What Biglaw Can Learn From Personal Injury Firms
How a former insurance agent built a Houston injury practice around systems, empathy, and disciplined advocacy.
Lawyers From Biglaw Firms Across The World Sign Statement Of Support For Israel After Terror Attacks
It's time for lawyers to speak up on behalf of their Jewish colleagues.
Biglaw Firms In Israel Tell Associates To Work Remotely Amid Terror Attacks
Offer support to your Jewish friends and colleagues. Make your voices heard.
Morning Docket: 10.26.21
* Some firms are incorporating "virtual internships" into their recruiting process. Interns deserve to do their grunt work under only the bests simulated conditions. This better come with a company VR set! [Reuters] * Oklahoma's Supreme Court does not give the OK to anti-abortion laws scheduled to go in effect on Monday. [Fox News] * Justice Sonia Sotomayor describes Court's refusal to block SB8 as "catastrophic." How long until people spin her defense of the rule of law as the true partisanship? [The Hill] * Texas governor bases kids' ability to play sports in high school strictly on what the first people to view their genitals say. [Texas Tribune] * Anti-terrorism law used to sentence neo-Nazis heading to a pro-gun rally in Virginia. One of them was a U.S. Vet. Hoorah. [Military Times]
A 9/11 Trip Through Insurance Law
Catastrophes, Mother Nature, and motivated lawyers are a potent combination.
Trump Administration Botches Terrorist Prosecution Over Death Penalty Fixation
The UK could've helped us put away ISIS executioners. But the administration preferred to stand by the death penalty.