The case was won with the help of an almanac.
The former Trump White House lawyer went on CNN to mourn the aesthetic direction of the People's House.
Banks want more AI legal work. It's all fun and games until they come asking for a bailout.
Nice Office You Got There: Let’s tear down the Supreme Court building! After all, the Court says no one can stop a president from unilaterally destroying a historic building.
‘A Whorehouse And Las Vegas’: Ty Cobb reviews Trump’s ballroom.
Legal Tech Love-In: Everyone in legal tech is hopping into bed with each other. Figuratively (we hope). The big rundown on last week’s ILTACON and how it relates to swinging.
Fools For Clients: Wall Street banks want Biglaw to cut its bills because they can get answers from AI. These are not serious people.
Pangram Perils: Law professors up in arms about AI have put their faith in AI tools to detect AI. That’s a dangerous proposition.
Erin Piacenti, Fordham Law ’21 And Bank Of America VP, Killed In Times Square Attack: The 32-year-old had celebrated her second wedding anniversary three weeks earlier.
Law reviews potentially rejecting submissions because the journals detect AI is problematic for a variety of reasons.
The company is emphasizing ‘white glove service’ in the AI era. Here’s what the initiative is delivering for clients.
In the age of AI, the firms that win are the ones that unify how they practice law and how they grow their business. Speed alone is not the strategy. Earned intelligence is.
The excitement around legal tech right now is almost palpable – and that excitement seems to span everyone in the industry, from newcomers to veterans.
Biglaw’s salary silence is getting harder to justify with every boutique match.
A conversation with Trustpoint.One CEO Christopher Gallagher.
Dan Driscoll, a former soldier who came into the role from the finance world, reportedly had a strained relationship with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
* Supreme Court decides no one has standing to stop a president who wants to tear down a national monument and build on top of it all without congressional approval. [Balls and Strikes]
* HSF Kramer named in billion-dollar malpractice suit. [Bloomberg Law News]
* They convicted Tupac's murderer. [Reuters]
* Trump's financial aid cap didn't collapse law school admissions this cycle. Which either proves it wasn't a big deal or law students are as irresponsible with their future finances as ever. [ABA Journal]
* State AGs say Amazon pocketed $20 billion through price manipulation. [Law360]
* Should the Purcell principle apply to federal election law changes? I mean, it won't in this case because this is an election law change that Republicans want, but in theory. [One First]
* Lawsuit alleges airline outed gay couple to Saudi authorities. [Volokh Conspiracy]
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Alito Is Still Loaded Up On Oil And Gas Stock Ahead Of The Big Climate Case: His long-withheld financials, posted this morning, confirm the holdings watchdogs say should have forced a recusal.
Jim Clyburn’s Clarence Thomas Endorsement Has Not Aged Well, And He Knows It: Turns out ‘personal and professional friend’ isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.
Biglaw Is Betting 12.2 Million Square Feet That You’re Coming Back To The Office: Legal sector leasing is up 17% — which is what a four-day office policy looks like on the ground level.
Bad News, Counselors — You’re Not Even Special At Being Miserable: A new admin misery survey finds lawyers are roughly as put-upon as every other professional drowning in paperwork.
You Can’t Hide Behind A Disciplinary Process You Refuse To Run: The Sixth Circuit revives a professor’s First Amendment suit after Kentucky barred him from teaching, advising, meetings, and the building for over a year.
The Trump Admin’s Ballot Rule Is ‘Routine Housekeeping,’ Same As Any Cremated Pet: Somehow federalizing mail-in voting doesn’t read as a modest clerical matter.
Law School Grads Here Are Killing It In The Job Market: A deep dive into the numbers.
Payback for two blocked nominees, and it failed spectacularly.
The industry just leased nearly 12.2 million square feet in six months. Anyone still holding out for a work-from-home revival should read the fine print.
The justice who recused from this exact case in 2023 voted to grant cert in 2026 with the same portfolio.
For prospective students worried about finding jobs, these numbers are worth a closer look.
NCAA lawyers seem to have strong opinions.
I sure hope someone's thinking about what the Iranians might do to exact revenge on Donald Trump, the guy who started it all.
Sam Alito is intrigued!
