Law Student Arrested For Beheading Fiancée
The accused was previously used by the Trump administration as an example of runaway #MeToo allegations.
The accused was previously used by the Trump administration as an example of runaway #MeToo allegations.
It’s on all of us in the legal profession to be part of the solution.
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A lot can happen in five years. A lot doesn't.
* Former Justice Breyer thinks the Rule of Law needs some saving. [Law360.com] * Biglaw's big bucks, while still big, are noticeably less so. [Law.com] * Indiana just put a major abortion ban in place. What now? [NPR] * A success of the #Metoo movement: DC law empowers young adults. [Wa Po] * Thoreau in 2022: Some doctors are deciding Hippocrates may be more important than Dobbs. [The Intercept]
The judge alleged say it was his secretary's job to relieve his stress.
Legal and operational leaders are gathering May 6–7 in Fort Lauderdale to confront the questions the industry hasn't answered—with a keynote from Amanda Knox setting the tone.
What's going on over there, Wachtell?
The suspension comes after an investigation into abuse allegations.
The Commission on Judicial Performance removed him unanimously.
His words were roundly condemned.
Most law firms, big and small, that have adopted AI are making the same mistake: they bought a tool for their lawyers and called it a strategy.
More consequences.
Not a great look for the judge.
He lays the blame on Biglaw culture.
Of course this guy wants back into the club of elite legal minds.
* Rudy Giuliani is reportedly looking for another defense lawyer. Guess he listened to the old adage about he who represents himself... [CNN] * Rose McGowan is suing the lawyers Harvey Weinstein enlisted to discredit her, including David Boies. I'm sure the defendants know a few good attorneys to represent them. [New York Times] * The D.C. Bar just released an ethics opinion on what managers and employees should do if they think a lawyer is impaired. Based on some of the stories on this website, such guidance is sorely needed. [American Lawyer] * A Clarence Thomas documentary is set to be released in 2020. Guess Justice Thomas wanted his own RBG. [Time] * A lawyer who is suing her former employer must pay the legal fees of her former law firm because she failed to produce critical evidence for 17 months. [New Jersey Law Journal] * A man caught on video punching his own lawyer in court was acquitted of the assault, since the injuries were deemed not serious. Apparently being injured with a concussion and a broken nose from an assault by a client is just a job hazard for lawyers. [WTVR.com]