
ABA Gets Sued Over Scholarship That “Discriminates Against Whites”
More of the same.
And Biglaw begins adjusting to Trump era.
Roadblocks to data-driven business management are falling, and a better bottom line awaits.
* All that groveling New York City Mayor Eric Adams did to Donald Trump paid off. [Bloomberg News]
* Now that the EEOC has stopped investigating actual discrimination, conservative groups are calling on the agency to investigate the American Bar Association. [Reuters]
* Trial lawyers hit back at Elon Musk after the billionaire complains that a judge reigned in his access to Treasury data. [New York Law Journal]
* New partners say being a partner is better than being an associate, because obviously. [American Lawyer]
* Judge Amy Berman Jackson says Donald Trump cannot fire federal ethics watchdog Special Counsel Hampton Dellinger. [Politico]
Let's see if this stand stands up for long.
Don't hold your breath.
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Apparently this is something we needed to say out loud in 2024.
The ABA's new accreditation requirement doesn't live in a vacuum.
It'll probably be like 3 years of Barbri online courses.
‘Idk man, a code of conduct would just make doing our jobs feel so yucky’ - Chief Justice Roberts, probably.
These tools demonstrate that information is power.
The ABA has not yet decided if it is okay for courthouses to have The Punisher skull flags displayed proudly during vigilante violence cases.
Logic games. Those damned logic games did nothing to help me in Crim Law.
The deans lay out a lot of claims, but they don't really hold up.
It seems like there's only upside here.
Is it really that hard to treat people nicely?