Shake Shack Manager Sues Cops Who Claimed Poisoned Milkshakes
Remember how much last summer sucked?
Ropes & Gray Sweetens Office Reopening With Free Food
That's right: free breakfast, lunch, and snacks for all lawyers and staffers in all offices.
Why Law Firms Are Moving Beyond The Billable Hour
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The Lawyer Holiday Gift Guide: The Best Gifts For The Attorney In Your Life
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The Lawyer Holiday Gift Guide: The Best Gifts For The Attorney In Your Life
The Work From Home 2020 Edition.
Jonathan Turley Doesn’t Understand All Your Crazy Sounding Ethnic Food!
Legal scholar debases himself for that one extra hit.
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The Law Firm’s Guide To Trust Accounting And Three-Way Reconciliation
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Restaurant Association Looks To Take Back Taco Tuesday For The People
Intellectual property is becoming an oxymoron.
The Billable Hour Cookbook: Recipes For Every Hungry Lawyer
A celebrity chef has already ordered a copy. What are you waiting for?
Asking The Truly Important Questions: Has Legalized Marijuana Increased Junk Food Sales?
The subtle anti-pot initiative enters its dumbest stage.
Harvard Law School Grad Gives Up Biglaw To Tell People How To Use Simple Appliance
Harvard Law School produces another non-lawyer success story.
Epic Law School Graduation Cake
Let them eat legal cake.
Morning Docket: 11.15.18
* Michael Avenatti arrested on domestic violence charges. There's not a lot of detail yet -- initial reports indicated his ex-wife made the call, but when reporters talked to her, she debunked that. [Vox] * We should be seeing a CNN case ruling today. Does anyone else feel like Don McGahn's absence looms over all of this? Like, he'd have put a stop to this nonsense out of the gate, wouldn't he? [National Law Journal] * This was, literally, a sitcom. [The Recorder] * Law firms aren't up to snuff when it comes to cybersecurity. [Law360] * Jeff Flake says he'll block all judicial nominees until he gets some guarantees about the sanctity of the Mueller probe. We're all looking forward to watching him cave on this like he has everything else. [Courthouse News Service] * You can't copyright a cheese. In case you were wondering. [Washington Post]
Federal Judges Have Some Strong Thoughts On The Courthouse Cafeteria Menu
Judges have issues with the courthouse menu and let the entire courthouse know about them.
Buzzkill Alert: California Prohibits Hemp CBD In Food
California is essentially letting the FDA dictate what it will do with hemp CBD.
Morning Docket: 07.27.18
* Papa John has filed suit against his former company in a bid to protect his legacy as America's foremost "racist guy who makes bad pizza." [Wall Street Journal] * While everyone prattles on about Trump's tapes, the government just blew another deadline to reunite the children they kidnapped with their parents. [Courthouse News Service] * Troubled law school Arizona Summit trying to get ASU to take its students if or when it loses accreditation. By the way, if you want to hear an in-depth discussion about the problems with Arizona Summit and its sibling schools, check out this. [AZ Central] * Speaking of independent law schools, the landscape for these programs -- for-profit or not -- is getting harder. [Law.com] * Lawsuit seeking to desegregate Minneapolis schools is moving forward. [MinnPost] * Government argues that Evan Greebel deserves 5 years for his role in aiding Shkreli. [Law360] * Former Biglaw associate accused of ripping off Harlem church. [New York Law Journal]