Non-Sequiturs

Non-Sequiturs: 06.08.16

* Everyone wants to know which Biglaw firms aren't moving up their pay scale. [Law and More] * The SEC announced two non-prosecution agreements involving Nortek and Akamai Technologies over alleged FCPA violations, but don't believe the hype. [FCPA Professor] * Law school alums get suuuuper testy when those institutions turn around and ask for donations. [Minneapolis Star Tribune] * Why has the Supreme Court has been so slow to make decisions at the end of this Term? Does that hurt their popularity? [Empirical SCOTUS] * Yikes, proof that student loans actually backfire and make people worse off. [Tax Prof Blog] * David Lat talking all the details of the newly minted Cravath pay scale. [CNBC]

By Kathryn Rubino on June 08, 2016 6:38 pm

* Everyone wants to know which Biglaw firms aren’t moving up their pay scale. [Law and More]

* The SEC announced two non-prosecution agreements involving Nortek and Akamai Technologies over alleged FCPA violations, but don’t believe the hype. [FCPA Professor]

* Law school alums get suuuuper testy when those institutions turn around and ask for donations. [Minneapolis Star Tribune]

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* Why has the Supreme Court has been so slow to make decisions at the end of this Term? Does that hurt their popularity? [Empirical SCOTUS]

* Yikes, proof that student loans actually backfire and make people worse off. [Tax Prof Blog]

* David Lat talking all the details of the newly minted Cravath pay scale. [CNBC]