October 2018

Fun With Halloween Puns: As if Biglaw needed to be scarier.

Dying Law School: Another law school closes its doors.

Come For The Legally Haunted House: Stay for the celebrity Zillow pics.

Wannabe Lawyers Want To Vote: 93 percent of them at least.

Jailed For An Eyeroll: The defense attorney apparently disrespected the judge.

Thanks so much for your support.

The ghost has been seen in Lafayette Square by the courthouse.

"Innovation" is a broader concept than you might think.

It's time for everyone to STFU and do something to stop this problem.

'Rolling your eyes, throwing your hands in the air, acting like I’m some kind of idiot gets you locked up for contempt.'

With a 45-page opinion and a 15-page dissent, it's a lot to chew on. So, what did the court say?

It's time to change the letterhead, people.

Now this is what I call Trump Derangement Syndrome.

They could have been a Supreme couple, but it wasn't meant to be.

Ninety-three percent of registered voters age 18-29 preparing for law or other professional school are planning on voting.

Of course, the stories are fictional and overly dramatized so people will read or watch them.

Buyer Beware!

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It is far too early in the Trump presidency to make any meaningful assessments about his ultimate effect on the stock market.

The singer thought her defense was coming at the plaintiffs' claims like a 'dark horse,' but that didn't work out as planned.

Administrators couldn't even give this law school away as a gift.

If attorneys at smaller firms were paid the same as Biglaw lawyers, and had the same resources, they would be able to provide similar services.