Biglaw Firms Have An Easier Time Handling Pro Bono Matters
Many lawyers at smaller firms would probably work on pro bono matters if it did not hurt their bottom lines.
Many lawyers at smaller firms would probably work on pro bono matters if it did not hurt their bottom lines.
Between the death of DEI and the ever increasing prominence of AI, why would anyone want to navigate law school?
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I'll take 'Obvious Things' for $200, Ken.
When Texas bankruptcy judge David R. Jones hid his romantic relationship with a Biglaw partner and continued to hear cases involving that partner/law firm, it led to a legal ethics conundrum that is still ongoing. Jones, the (now former) federal bankruptcy judge, was involved with Elizabeth Freeman, the (now former) bankruptcy partner at Jackson Walker, and somehow […]
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