All About Amy (Chua), The Law Professor We Can’t Stop Talking About
I read five articles and 20,000 words about the Tiger Mother, so you don't have to.
Dominion Files $1.7 Billion Defamation Suit Against Fox For Election ‘Journalism’
Fox around and find out.
What Even Is AI ‘Competence’? It Depends.
Takeaways from a Legalweek panel on evolving malpractice risks.
Is Viet Dinh The Most Powerful Lawyer In America?
Reports of his power are greatly exaggerated, says Fox’s top lawyer — but there’s no denying that he's had a most interesting and impressive career.
Australia’s Law To Remonetize Real News Can’t Keep Facebook From Succumbing To Its Own Boringness
News organizations deserve to be paid for their content.
How To Become A Go-To Source
I’ve noticed that all my good sources have traits in common that make me think of them first when deadlines are closing in.
New York Times Spews A Lot Of Hot Garbage About Jeffrey Toobin
Intellectual masturbation about masturbation is so very meta!
The New Way Litigators Handle Depositions Applies AI Every Step Of The Way
Depositions by Filevine help with scheduling, tracking goals, and trial prep.
Handling The Media
You do not want it to be one hit, followed a couple of days later by another hit, followed by another and another and another as the corporation staggers on.
Is Jeffrey Toobin’s Career Over Thanks To His Zoom Masturbation Incident?
He's already been fired from the New Yorker.
How The Left-Wing Media Botched The Tara Reade Story
Current Affairs’ Nathan Robinson, podcaster Katie Halper, and other activist journalists screwed up because they approached the story as litigators, rather than simply as journalists.
News Media Aren’t Biased. You Are.
People – especially those with stronger left- or right-wing views – resent that the news we report isn’t always what they want to hear.
Opus 2 Steps Up Its AI Game With Acquisition Of A Legal Tech Startup
With the addition of Uncover’s technology, the litigation software is delivering rapid innovation.
How About Legal Constraints On Broadcast Interviews?
The cat-and-mouse game played by interviewers and interviewees has become unbearably silly.
Handling Press Inquiries
Experienced public relations folks are quite cautious because speaking to the press can be far more dangerous than it seems.
Andy Ngo Is Journalism’s Problem
The former Quillette writer represents a new kind of perfidious pseudo-journalist born of the social media age who was granted a professional respectability he didn’t deserve. But there will be others like him, and journalists need to be more vigilant.
Twitter Suspends Prominent Legal Newspaper’s Account — For No Reason
The New York Law Journal has been suspended from Twitter for almost a week without any justification.
Reflections Of An Editor Emeritus: Above The Law, 2006-2019
As I hang up my keyboard as an active ATL editor, I reflect upon the site and its evolution over time.