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Lin Wood Argues Kenosha Shooting Was Justified By … Second Amendment?

And if the law and facts are against you, pound the table.

Wannabe Biglaw Firm Closes Its Doors

The firm with Biglaw dreams is winding down.

For The 847,329th Time, NO The First Amendment Does Not Apply To Businesses, TULSI!

Again with these garbage lawsuits?

Tulsi Gabbard Files $50 Million Lawsuit Against Hillary Clinton For Damaging Her Already Unelectable Reputation

Put aside whether or not this lawsuit will succeed... it's just not okay to keep accusing people of this.

Rudy Hires New Lawyers To Stand By Helplessly And Watch Him Admit To Crimes On Twitter

Yeah, that'll fix it.

Now, THIS Is How You Build An Absolute Powerhouse Litigation Practice

The firm wants nothing but the best of the best.

Morning Docket: 02.12.19

* When trying to credibly disavow past comments making light of sexual assault victims, try to do it sometime before your entire career hinges on pantomiming remorse. [National Law Journal] * Steptoe the latest firm to unveil a new strategy to promote diversity. [American Lawyer] * In the latest ABC News "The Investigation" podcast, John Dowd describes the Mueller investigation that's tripped up 30+ actual and alleged wrongdoers "a terrible waste of time." [The Investigation] * EU has logged 59,000 data breaches since GDPR came online. So that's working out great. [Corporate Counsel] * Pierce Bainbridge continues its hiring spree, nabbing an IP litigation star from McKool. [The Recorder] * Soccer officials appeal red cards to Second Circuit. [Law360] * Trump commissions Cyberdyne Systems. [Courthouse News Service]

3 Questions For A Biglaw Challenger (Part II)

Lawyers at Pierce Bainbridge will tell you that they've never had so much fun practicing law.

3 Questions For A Biglaw Challenger (Part I)

Recently, I was fortunate to have had a chance to conduct a written interview with a prominent IP attorney, David L. Hecht, co-head of the IP Group and New York office of Pierce Bainbridge Beck Price & Hecht LLP (“Pierce Bainbridge”). I have known David for a few years, having first met him while he […]

Morning Docket: 01.04.19

* That was quick! House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she'd wait until the Mueller report came out to talk about the possibility of impeaching the president, but one of her colleagues is planning to re-introduce articles of impeachment against Trump on the first day of the new Congress. [CNN] * The Senate Judiciary Committee has set a confirmation hearing for William Barr, the nominee for U.S. attorney general, on January 15, and he'll get the "same fair and thorough vetting process" as all of his predecessors. Yeaahh... [National Law Journal] * The DOJ won't ask SCOTUS to block the appointment of a special prosecutor in former Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s quest to delete his pre-pardon guilty verdict on contempt charges -- but that doesn't mean his own lawyers will back down. [POLITICO] * Connie Brenton, founder of the three-year-old Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC), is resigning from the organization, citing the board’s desire to move in “different directions.” Hope this doesn’t put a damper on CLOC’s upcoming conference! [Corporate Counsel] * Guess which boutique firm is "building an army of killers," and plans to "take over Boston in short order"? That would be Pierce Bainbridge, the self-proclaimed "fastest-growing law firm" in America. That's a bit scary, but congrats! [American Lawyer] * Jane Shay Wald, 72, is a partner emeritus at Irell & Manella who leads the firm’s trademark practice, and unlike our columnist Jill Switzer, she refuses to be referred to as a dinosaur: "I am senior, hear me roar. I’m no f***ing dinosaur." [AGEIST]