~$20M Hemp Fraud Lands Disbarred Attorney In Prison
High price to pay for CBD oil.
The Biglaw Job Market Is Rough, But It Isn’t Worth Going To Prison Over
37 months may give him some time to work on his resume.
8 Tips For Creating A Comprehensive ‘AI In The Workplace’ Policy
Corporate investment and usage in generative AI technologies continues to accelerate. This article offers eight specific tips to consider when creating an AI usage policy.
South Carolina Lawyer Gets Slap On The Wrist After Swindling Millions From Victims
Weird way to reward people who served.
Will Only The Real Scarlett Johansson Stand Up?
These deepfakes are causing deep legal trouble.
New York Court Gives Trump Org The Death Penalty
They're going to sell it for parts.
News Flash: Committing Fraud Instead Of Finding Clients Isn’t The Time Save You Think It Is
It can't be that hard to find people to represent.
The Next Chapter In Legal Tech Innovation: Introducing Protégé™
Meet LexisNexis Protégé™, the new AI assistant that leverages personalization choices controlled by the user or their organization to optimize the individual’s AI experience.
Taco Bell Faces Court For Food Not Being As Supreme As The Menu Pictures Suggest
What's next? You're gonna tell me the waitress doesn't actually like me?
One Man’s Trash Is Another Man’s Fraud Prosecution?
Reduce, Reuse, Face Jail Time?
It Started With Paintings And Funny Little Essays. Now ChatGPT Could Be A Fraud And Civil Rights Risk.
Nigerian Prince scams are about to get a hell of a lot more convincing.
Churches And Politicians Lie To People To Get Money When For Anyone Else, That Would Be Fraud
This flavor of misrepresentation by churches and politicians is not going to be prosecuted.
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New Year, Old Problems: Jury Selection Starts For Elon Musk’s 2018 Twitter Fingers
Pepperidge Farm remembers. And so does Twitter.
From Fudging The Numbers To Just Deserts
Know what's worse than a lawyer who's bad with numbers? A bookkeeper that's unethical with them.
Morning Docket: 10.24.22
* The first rule of stealing from law firm trust accounts: Do not steal from law firm trust accounts. [NBC 12] * Not sure what to make of courts putting the hold on Biden's debt relief? Here's a primer. [WWLT] * Democracy litigated: The attacks on the Voting Rights Act foretell a different relationship to democracy and representation for many. [Al Jazeera] * Peering at a jury of peers: Jury selection is staring for Trump's tax evading shenanigans. [NPR] * Peer Pressure: NY's pay transparency law may have the dire impact of encouraging people to demand equal pay for equal work. The horror. [NY Post]
Morning Docket: 10.20.22
* Been wondering about Trump's defamation case but been too afraid to ask questions? We've got you covered. [CBS News] * Maybe his fraud case is more your speed? We've got you there too. [Business Insider] * Back in my day, the "Don't Say Gay" bill was just a weird Florida thing. Moves were recently made to make it national. [NBC News] * Turns out the answer to "Who Watches The Watchmen?" is simple: Appeals Courts. [NPR] * A hotel tried to ban all Native Americans in response to a shooting. The DOJ isn't having any of that. [Newscenter]
Being Bad With Numbers Is Forgivable, But You’d Think A Big Firm Would Know Better Than To Allegedly Facilitate Fraud
Ah, the old Russian nesting dolls defense to fraud.