Court Gives LSU Greenlight To Investigate Law Professor For Bad-Mouthing Our Supreme Leader
Doesn't seem like there's much to investigate but whatever.
Doesn't seem like there's much to investigate but whatever.
What's the most absurd job listing that your law school career services office has posted?
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More details in the departure of a prominent dean paint the picture of an overwhelmingly toxic relationship with faculty.
* "Instead of ordering the Marshal to permit a desegregated Christmas party at the Court, the Court hosted no party at all." Justice Felix Frankfurter wrote in his diary of the SCOTUS Christmas party that never was due to the high court's unspoken racism. [Supreme Court Brief] * We know of at least one lawyer who may be receiving a lump of coal in her stocking. A former partner of two major New York City firms allegedly stole millions of dollars from them to live a life of luxury. We'll have more on this later today. [Bergen Record] * Since "interest in law schools [is] dwindl[ing] nationally," the easiest cost-cutting measure comes in the form of faculty buyouts at another school. Don't hate the playa, hate the game, law professors. It's a "necessary" evil these days. [The Advocate] * President Obama is going to nominate Sally Quillian Yates, U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Georgia, for the position of deputy attorney general. If confirmed, there'll be two women at the top of the DOJ. Yay! [Miami Herald] * Guess who just got promoted to partner at Boies Schiller & Flexner? It's none other than Joshua Schiller, the son of the firm's cofounder and managing partner. Aww. That's the most precious thing ever. We just want to pinch his cheeks. [Am Law Daily] * Before you submit your law school applications, you should probably make sure that you've read and followed all of the instructions, because just in case you forgot, you're applying to follow instructions for a living. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News]
Joe and Elie look at a Facebook kerfuffle between a student who posted his offer letters and another who called him out as a tool.
With Above the Law's help, the lone lawyer in Cosmo's Bachelor of the Year contest took home the grand prize!
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Which gentleman was selected by Cosmo to represent lawyers nationwide in the magazine's Bachelor of the Year contest?
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