The Iran War Is Killing People, But How Has It Impacted Biglaw’s Billables?
It's tough to report on world events from an industry perspective... but come on.
It's tough to report on world events from an industry perspective... but come on.
We're #2! We're #2!
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You don't get it judge -- we REALLY wanna shoot these guys! - LAPD, probably
Breaking Defense joins with other trade publications in rejecting the Pentagon’s press restrictions.
I hate ass-kissing and try to avoid it.
The legal news outlet has an AI tool to scold reporters and it's bad at its job.
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You actually can't sue the Times just because you don't like what they report. Even if you're the president.
There's little faith SCOTUSblog will remain the same.
A brutal takedown of a prominent writer contains lessons for lawyers about humility.
Bastards.
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Not all laws are created equal.
What do you think is the *worst* law?
Lawyers know the difference between good law, and bad ones.
We need *your* help to find the absolute dumbest law of all.
Levy welcomed Smith to Texas Monthly 30 years ago with the warm salutation: 'Welcome to Texas Monthly, don’t f*ck up.'