How Modern-Day Feminism Fails Mothers
Can women have it all, at the same time? Not even Michelle Obama thought that would work.
The Pink Ghetto: When A Biglaw Partner Asks You About Prostitution During An Interview
What was this partner thinking?
How Filevine’s New DraftAI Cuts Out Hours Of Writing Work
Now it transforms your document creation with natural language prompts.
The Pink Ghetto: When A Biglaw Partner Asks You About Prostitution During An Interview
What was this partner thinking?
The Billable Hour Is A Feminist Issue
The billable hour must be addressed.
Why This ‘Sexist Comment’ Sanction Misses The Point
The news is abuzz with a court sanctioning a lawyer for his sexist remarks, but everyone's missing the bigger picture.
Radical Feminism And The So-Called ‘Rape Epidemic’
For the college-age male accused of sexual assault, it’s “guilty until proven innocent,” where the blameless are sacrificed at the ideological altar of radical feminism.
How LexisNexis State Net Uses Gen AI To Tame Gov’t Data
Its new features transform how you can track and analyze the more than 200,000 bills, regulations, and other measures set to be introduced this year.
Radical Right-Wing Lawyer Fights With Revenge Porn Site On Twitter — Everyone Wins
It's a legal conflagration that makes you want to cast a pox on both houses and curl up in the fetal position and pray for humanity.
One Woman’s Empathy Is Another Man’s Bias: On Judges With Daughters
What should we make of a new study showing that judges who have at least one daughter may be more likely to rule in favor of women?
Should Nasty Commenting Trigger An Ethics Probe?
Law professor seeks ethics inquiry into nasty comments about her online.
Can Women Lawyers Have It All? Sure, But Not In Biglaw
These women were ready to conquer the world in Biglaw, but they reality stepped in.
Ready for What’s Next: 5 Ways to Strengthen Economic Resilience
Get five practical tips to spot cash flow red flags early, speed up payments, track spending in real time, and build stronger client trust through clear, transparent billing—download the ebook.
Non-Sequiturs: 09.03.13
* Sagging is one of the best anti-crime tools going. Since it stymies people who actually commit crimes, it seems to work better than stop-and-frisk… [Lowering the Bar] * From an appellate brief in New York: The “’Question Presented’ stated only “’WHAT’S A BOY TO DO?’” What, indeed. [MyCase] * Geraldo Rivera is out of an upcoming symposium on the Kennedy assassination reviewing the accuracy of the Warren Report. The reason? This half-naked selfie. I know he’s against wearing concealing hoodies, but dude, there’s a middle ground. [Inside Higher Ed via TaxProf Blog] * Are energy drinks the next tobacco? ::sips from old-school Four Loko:: [Law and More] * W(h)ither equity partnerships in Biglaw? [Adam Smith, Esq.] * Professor Josh Blackman discussing his new book Unprecedented: The Constitutional Challenge to Obamacare (affiliate link). [Josh Blackman's Blog] * A Blurred Lines parody video made by law students less than thrilled with the date-rapey message of the original. It’s got some language that you don’t want to blast in the office (though, again, it’s fundamentally less offensive than what Thicke actually sings). Embed after the jump…
The Best Law Firms for Diversity (2014)
Which firms demonstrate a true commitment to diversity? Check out the latest rankings from Vault and from Am Law.
Justice Ginsburg: A ‘Great Diva,’ or Milli Vanilli?
Why you might not want to go out for karaoke with Justice Ginsburg.
Mother-at-Law: Cravath’s First Woman Partner
A working mother's journey from switchboard operator to law librarian to Cravath partner.
A Biglaw Binder Full of Women?
Mitt Romney's unfortunate "binders full of women" comment at the last presidential debate has become a huge internet meme. At which leading law firm can you assemble your own "binder full of women"?