Is Kim Kardashian West’s New Fast Fashion Lawsuit A Distraction From Copycat Allegations?
Her lawsuit against Missguided has raised some questions.
The Kardashians Were Just Awarded $10 Million In A Long-Fought Legal Battle Over Their Beauty Brand
Remember Kardashian Beauty?
Pursuing The Pro Bono Story: A Conversation With Alicia Aiken
This Pro Bono Week, get inspired to give back with PLI’s Pursuing Justice: The Pro Bono Files, a one-of-a-kind podcast hosted by Alicia Aiken.
Non-Sequiturs: 10.18.16
* Justice Sotomayor with a sharp dissent in a death penalty case. [Empirical SCOTUS] * The Kardashians are in more legal hot water -- this time over the accessibility of their store's website. [The Fashion Law] * This is why listening is an essential skill for lawyers. [Katz Justice] * Is there a moral obligation to vote? [Law and More] * You may not like Billy Bush, but he's not responsible for what Trump said. [Lawyers, Guns and Money] * Law firms advising other law firms. [Big Law Business] * The application of Federal Sentencing Guidelines in child pornography cases. [Versus Texas]
Non-Sequiturs: 08.26.16
* The definitive answer to the question only Elie Mystal cares about -- Who in Game of Thrones would make the best lawyer? [LinkedIn] * It's official: non-profit Truth in Advertising has filed a complaint with the FTC about the Kardashian/Jenner family's sloppily labeled sponsored posts. [The Fashion Law] * Texas is forum shopping in its lawsuits against the federal government -- and it's working. [Huffington Post] * Sedgwick's gender discrimination lawsuit could be headed to arbitration. [Law.com] * Despite knowing better, people are still going to law school. [Law and More]
Non-Sequiturs: 08.25.16
* A lawsuit by New York Giants player Jason Pierre-Paul against ESPN will go forward. The firework enthusiast is mad ESPN reporter Adam Schefter tweeted out a pic of the x-ray of his hand after an accident last Fourth of July. [The Hollywood Reporter] * The Kardashians are changing their #sponsoredcontent ways. [Jezebel] * How lawsuits against Ivy League retirement plans could help you -- by William Birdthistle, author of Empire of the Fund (affiliate link). [Forbes] * A Republican Super PAC is going hard after Fordham Law professor and Congressional candidate Zephyr Teachout. [The Slot] * “I knew you would pull it off.” When clients help their lawyers with an impressive victory. [Katz Justice] * Exactly how readable are the decisions from the 2015 Supreme Court term? [Empirical SCOTUS] * Are immigration glitches hurting American farmers? [Huffington Post] * Should you feel sorry for Scott Brown because he wasn't named in a lawsuit? [Law and More] * This is how the Ivies bust unions. [Lawyers, Guns & Money]
Non-Sequiturs: 08.22.16
* Sonia Sotomayor is proving she is a different kind of Supreme Court justice. [Guile is Good] * Nick Denton gets a nice payday in exchange for a non-compete clause. [Wall Street Journal] * Federal judge rules Ferguson School District violated the Voting Rights Act. [Huffington Post] * Democrats are screwing up Obamacare -- does this open the door to the single-payer option? [Slate] * Even Mike Pence can't keep a straight face when confronted with Trump's "ideas." [Salon] * The battle over #sponsored posts continues. [Speechwriter-Ghostwriter] * No maternity leave? No problem. Just learn the basics of an office birth. [Funny or Die]
USCIS shift to electronic payments: What immigration firms need to know
As of October 2025, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services requires electronic payments for filing fees. Learn key updates, exemptions, and how firms can prepare.
Kardashian Media Empire Under Legal Scrutiny
The Kardashians haven't been super great about labeling their Instagram posts as the ads they so obviously are.