Playing Games With The Supreme Court
An exciting game is coming for SCOTUS nerds.
Ex-Biglaw Associate Creates ‘Couch Potato Salad,’ A Hot New AI-Powered Puzzle Game
Couch Potato Salad's creator says that lawyers will love playing these word puzzles -- after all, it's what they're trained to do!
Transform Legal Reasoning Into Business-Ready Results With General AI
Protégé™ General AI is fundamentally changing how legal professionals use AI in their everyday practice.
The Perils Of Thinking That It’s All A Game
It's not just litigation; it's also real life.
Non-Sequiturs: 12.30.16
Ed. Note: Happy New Year everybody! As you can see, we're closing up shop early today and we'll be off on Monday. * Football player career ends before the Belk Bowl after he's caught shoplifting... from Belk. Hey, that sensible Southern-inspired activewear wasn't going to buy itself! [ESPN] * Some "assorted stupidity" to get you into the new year. [Lowering the Bar] * Motorized wheelchairs are not motor vehicles for the purposes of a DUI prosecution. So go ahead and get grandma loaded tomorrow night. [How Appealing] * Speaking of Oregon, the "free speech" uproar over the sanction of Professor Blackface may make some valid points, but they also wildly overstate the case. [Lawyers, Guns & Money] * The Supreme Court may be picking up some steam in the new year. [Empirical SCOTUS] * Local lawyer competes on Wheel of Fortune. "Inconsistency is my very essence" -- says the wheel -- "Raise yourself up on my spokes if you wish, but don't complain when you plunge back down." To quote Boethius. [Rochester Democrat & Chronicle]
Beyond Biglaw: Escape The Room
What is "escape the room," and what can lawyers and law firms learn from it?
Stat Of The Week: Rock Paper Scissors For Lawyers
How do lawyers play rock, paper, scissors?
How Filevine’s New DraftAI Cuts Out Hours Of Writing Work
Now it transforms your document creation with natural language prompts.
Non-Sequiturs: 08.27.14
* Dean Chemerinsky lays out how the Supreme Court is protecting local corruption. It’s what the Framers would have intended. [New York Times] * In response to the latest article from Professor Michael Krauss, a former student suggests that maybe the so-called “justice gap” is a good thing. It kind of comes down to how much you believe in the efficiency value of the “American Rule.” [That's My Argument] * The eternal question for female lawyers: do you dye your hair or embrace the gray? [Gray Hair] * Boston’s drivers suck. [The Faculty Lounge] * A well-written tribute to a Nashville civil rights lawyer. [Nashville Scene] * This seems like a place to remind people that David’s going to Houston next month. [Above the Law] * Here’s a new game to check out. It’s a twisted dirty word game called F**ktionary (affiliate link), so obviously it was made by a lawyer. It’s kind of like Cards Against Humanity meets Scattergories, which is just as fun as it sounds. The promo is after the jump….
A Gift Guide For Law School Grads
A collection of gift ideas for graduating law students.