Paying for Law School in 2025: A Straight-Talk Playbook
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Morning Docket: 07.14.20
* Reese Witherspoon is facing a class action over statements that allegedly implied she'd give teachers an unlimited amount of free dresses. Elle Woods and Tracy Flick would have talked to counsel before making any offers... [Hollywood Reporter] * Mitch McConnell is proposing sweeping immunity from claims relating to COVID-19 in exchange for additional government relief. [CNN] * Check out this article on the challenges facing bar candidates this summer. [Forbes] * Alex Jones has hired a new lawyer to represent him in Sandy Hook defamation litigation. [Connecticut Law Tribune] * The feds have shut down the website of a Kentucky man who claimed to have a vaccine for COVID-19. Real life is looking more and more like the movie Contagion with every passing day. [Courier Journal]
‘Legally Blonde 3’ Will Be Coming To A Theater New You In 2020
This is going to be just like the first movie, only funner!
An Entire Generation Of Women Went To Law School Because Of Elle Woods
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Standard Of Review: Pitching The Plot Of ‘Legally Blonde 3’
Can you picture Elle Woods as a Harvard Law professor?
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Morning Docket: 10.28.15
* Good news, everyone! Legally Blonde 3 is supposedly in the works, and Reese Witherspoon says that the movie may involve Elle Woods becoming a Supreme Court justice or some kind of an elected official. It's really too bad that SCOTUS robes aren't pink. [Washington Post] * Biglaw firms aren't the only ones that are downsizing when it comes to their headcount. Case in point, Lear Corporation's in-house legal department has dropped from 20 attorneys to 11, but its GC Terry Larking says it's working for the company. [Big Law Business / Bloomberg BNA] * Cornell Law School will be teaming up with Cornell Tech to launch a new LL.M. degree in law, technology, and entrepreneurship. Like most LL.M. degrees, we imagine that it will cost a pretty penny, but that its overall value on the market will be low. [Cornell Chronicle] * "Do we really need to protect people from trying to achieve their dreams?" Professor Noah Feldman of Harvard Law thinks we shouldn't coddle law school applicants who are unlikely to pass a bar or try to "save" them from a lifetime of debt. [Bloomberg View] * She shoots, she scores? An ex-cheerleader filed suit against the Milwaukee Bucks under the Fair Labor Standards Act because she alleges she was paid less than minimum wage to cheer for the team. The suit is the first of its kind filed against an NBA team. [ABC News]
Legally Blonde: A Potpourri of Disorderly Conduct Claims
What would Elle Woods have to say about these legally blonde antics?