September 2021

Yeah, You Can Expect Some Disciplinary Action When You Fudge Time Sheets: As two former Biglaw attorneys found out.

Real Estate Is The New Hotness: In the lateral market.

More Fallout For The Time The South Dakota Attorney General Killed A Guy: Don’t worry, he still has a job.

Gaming Diversity? Yup, that’s a thing now.

Let's hear a round of applause for these companies.

Very useful for soon-to-be new associates.

Do you think that lots of people are going to jump at the chance to become paraprofessionals, given all the requirements?

This is the first time that payment financing for legal clients will be incorporated directly into an e-payments application.

The American Hospital Association and Association of American Medical Colleges have filed an amicus brief in support of the New Jersey health systems that are appealing a court decision to delay their merger following a legal challenge from the FTC.

No, the court will not be letting Poppy Spears off the hook here.

This is the kind of statement about where the Supreme Court is headed that makes you cringe.

Trump sues his niece with some... interesting legal theories.

Here, we’ll be profiling devices of years and centuries past, while bringing you up to speed on their present-day counterparts.

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Three potentially darker storms that could change the law school business model and pose an existential threat to a number of schools.

Stop padding your hours, because those pesky ethical obligations will always catch up with you.

That story seems like it's downplaying what really happened here.

Which firm just rolled out coverage and reimbursement for IVF, egg freezing, adoption, and surrogacy?

There's a big difference between private practice and in-house life in terms of work-life balance.

On the back of a 'recording-breaking year,' real estate attorneys are finding out just how valuable they are in the lateral market.

Whether you’re a simple homeowner or a sophisticated investment banking client, it’s just the way Wells does business.

* Loophole in Massachusetts law could leave Lyft and Uber drivers making $4.82 an hour. That would drive me crazy. [Business Insider]

* Two narcotics officers arrested for dealing fentanyl and accepting bribes. I’m sure they did so in self-defense, somehow. [Whio]

* Appeals court may be deciding if Guantanamo Bay detainees have due process rights. Prepare your Con Law outlines! [WaPo]

* Seattle continues to test if voting coupons could be the answer to funny money driving politics. [The Nation]