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Above The Law Is Looking For New Columnists And An Intern
Above the Law continues to expand, and we welcome new voices in our pages.
Above The Law Is Looking For New Columnists And Interns
Above the Law continues to expand, and we welcome new voices in our pages.
This Lawyer’s Unpaid Internship And The Worst Generation
That a successful celebrity lawyer wants an unpaid intern to basically be his publicist says a lot about Millennials.
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Non-Sequiturs: 06.28.13
* Half-Law office, Half-Barbershop. That makes sense, I’ve seen some haircuts that should be crimes. We hear they even have a $5 haircut special called “The Misdemeanor.” [New Britain Herald] * The editors of Ramblings on Appeal give their takes on Shelby County. Rarely has truer legal analysis been offered than characterizing Roberts’s decision as, “Oh and I have five people on my side, you only have four, so take that.” [Ramblings on Appeal] * UVA law professor Chris Sprigman has co-authored an op-ed calling out the NSA. Oh, that guy’s phone is getting tapped. [New York Times] * The Expert Institute continues to draw from popular culture to coach expert testimony. This time it’s Game of Thrones. It’s a handy set of lessons, but “Never Trust a Frey” deserved mention. [The Expert Institute] * The Justice Department is bringing on unpaid attorneys because slave labor is awesome and unpaid internships are never elitist and discriminatory. [Pro Publica] * On that note, Bar President calls for an end to unpaid 3L internships. Video after the jump…
If Unpaid Interns Don’t Like Their Bosses, They’ll Hate Justice Alito
Let's fast forward to Justice Alito rolling his eyes.
Uh-Oh! Federal Judge Says We Might Have to Start Paying Interns
Two big rulings strike a blow for the rights of interns.
By All Means, Allow Law Students and Grads to Work for Free
Should private law firms be able to use unpaid interns to staff their pro bono cases? The ABA thinks so.