‘The Outsider’: An Interview With Anthony Franze
Looking for some great weekend reading? Look no further.
Standard Of Review: ‘The Big Fear’ Is A Gritty Look At A City Administrative Agency
The Big Fear is a solid first outing for lawyer-novelist Andrew Case.
The Next Chapter In Legal Tech Innovation: Introducing Protégé™
Meet LexisNexis Protégé™, the new AI assistant that leverages personalization choices controlled by the user or their organization to optimize the individual’s AI experience.
‘The Advocate’s Daughter’: An Interview With Anthony Franze
Meet Anthony Franze, a Supreme Court litigator and author of legal thrillers set at SCOTUS; his latest novel, The Advocate's Daughter, came out just last month.
‘The Big Fear’: An Interview With Andrew Case
Does aggressive policing reduce crime or simply set residents on edge? A new novel by lawyer Andrew Case explores this and other important questions.
Non-Sequiturs: 07.16.15
* Not just a liberal wet-dream: the case for the disbarment of Ted Cruz and Greg Abbott for defying the Supreme Court on same sex marriage. [Talking Points Memo] * How does an addicted lawyer survive the first year of law school? [Cubanity / Brian Cuban's Recovery Rantings] * Defense attorney William C. Costopoulos channels 40 years of experience into a new suspenseful novel (affiliate link) about domestic terrorism. [Soul Witness] * It took Justice Kennedy less than a week to make this union "a little more perfect." Guess he (or his clerks) work(s) well under pressure. [San Diego Tribune] * Before we start throwing around the word God around in the context of the law, we should understand what was originally intended by the term. [Legal History Blog] * Color Elie surprised: Donald Trump makes his financial disclosures... though the details aren't yet public. [CNN] * An open-source guide for unpacking legalese. [Law Sites]