What sank him wasn't his rulings. It was his years as a law professor.
His idea of rest and relaxation involves the Internal Revenue Code.
Judge Talwani reviewed the final rule, just like the shadow docket ordered — and found it just as unconstitutional as before.
The Defense Calls ChatGPT: An expert used ChatGPT to draft “90 to 85” percent of his report. The plaintiffs’ attorney had a deposition for the ages on that one.
The Most Closely Guarded Secret In The Biglaw EO Case Is Who Wrote The Orders: A government proud enough from the podium has suddenly gone shy about signing its work.
The Biglaw Superheroes Of Client Service: Find out which firms, and which lawyers, are considered the best of the best.
Robot Judges: This judge probably did NOT use AI to decide this case, but if she had… a court ruled that it would be covered by judicial immunity.
The Travel Trap: Before boarding a plane, whether for international or domestic travel, immigrants should understand their individual risks.
He said prosecutors could indict a sandwich... then they came for him.
New executive research from Ari Kaplan explores how law firm leaders are responding to changing client expectations, evolving economics, talent transformation, and AI governance.
Trellis claims to have the largest set of U.S. state trial court data, with more than 2.5 billion records. These integrations are intended to enable litigators to query that data from inside the AI tools they already use.
Why law firms that ignore retention right now may pay for it for years.
Asking AI to resolve your cases would still be a judicial act.
AI can accelerate document review, but metrics alone aren't enough. Learn how Managing Attorney oversight turns AI-driven review into a more adaptive, strategic and defensible process.
The industry’s strong first half looks poised to continue into the third quarter.
The DOJ is arguing a wildly expansive view of executive privilege.
A conversation with Trustpoint.One CEO Christopher Gallagher.
Which firms -- and which lawyers -- came out on top when it comes to excellence in client service?
Stop by booth 577 to see how Ajax can find your firm 12% more billable time.
It’s time for our annual survey to determine the top outside counsel.
This had to be fun for the plaintiffs' attorney!
Join our expert panel on Sept. 9 to hear key takeaways from ILTACON 2026 — and the implications for the law firm business model.
Travel, once viewed as a routine part of life for legal immigrants, now requires careful legal and strategic consideration.
A court ruling struck down key parts of how regulators calculate the No Surprises Act's qualifying payment amount, siding with the Texas Medical Association's argument that the formula has historically favored payers in arbitration.
* Law firms secure big revenue gains in the first half of 2026... and yet those raises are still mostly on hold. [Law360]
* Penn State frat caught running massive cocaine ring. The school is proud of its white outs. [ABC News]
* Federal judges getting more requests to enforce rulings against the federal government as though they're some sort of "coequal branch" or something. [Bloomberg Law News]
* Biglaw building out national security capacity in world where tariffs and arbitrary supply chain risk designations keep coming. [ABA Journal]
* New documents reveal administration sought ways to punish Colorado if the state didn't release convicted election felon Tina Peters. [MSNow]
* Former prosecutor sues Justice Department over retaliatory firing because she previously prosecuted FACE Act crimes. [NPR]
* Fifth Circuit's Alien Enemies Act decision may well have put the final nail in the coffin of one of the administration's most aggressive legal maneuvers. [One First]
* Supreme Court asked to take up Texas Ten Commandments in schools mandate. [Washington Post]
