Tankies Sinking In Ukraine’s Muddy Fields
The war hasn’t been good for Russia’s Western apologists.
LexisNexis Has The Resources You Need To Navigate The Developing Situation In Ukraine
LexisNexis is standing with Ukraine and condemning the Russian invasion. At the same time, they’re compiling critical resources to help citizens and businesses, both in Ukraine and abroad, to navigate the continually changing legal landscape.
Filevine’s New Legal AI Platform LOIS Turns AI Into A True Legal Coworker
Legal work isn’t slowing down, and the firms that win won’t be the ones working harder — they’ll be the ones working smarter.
What All The Biglaw Firms Are Saying About Future Russia Business
Stanford Law School has compiled the master list of firm statements.
Ukraine Looms Over Legal Tech Industry
Ukraine had a booming IT scene with deep ties to the sector.
Top 10 Biglaw Firm To Close Its Doors In Russia
What are your firm's plans regarding Russia and Ukraine?
China’s Rulers Show Their Hypocrisy On Ukraine
Russia offers imperialism even the CCP can love.
Schenck Price Works Smarter with Lexis+ AI and Protégé
LexisNexis sat down with John Ursin, Managing Partner at Schenck Price, to learn how the firm is using legal AI to strengthen client service and daily legal work.
More Law Firms Step Up To Match Donations For Ukraine
May the donation match cycle be as robust as the salary match cycle.
Judge On The Ukrainian Frontlines Calls On Biglaw Firms To Have ‘Dignity,’ Close Their Moscow Offices
It's time to do the right thing, Biglaw.
Ukrainian Supreme Court Judge Earns Fierce Nickname After Leaving Bench For Battle Against Russia
The enemy is dismissed -- with prejudice.
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Morning Docket: 03.10.22
* In Buffalo, wild winging it lands man in legal trouble. [WGRZ] * Something about you is different: an Oxford and Cincinnati firm merge under a new name. [Journal News] * Can’t stand the heat? These UCLA law students are legislating the kitchen. [Newsroom] * New Jersey will stop doing business with Russia in light of their invading Ukraine. In other news, I just found out New Jersey did business with Russia. [New Jersey Monitor] * Oklahoma living: Wondered the legal way to get rid of raccoons by chance? Read this over your morning coffee. [WKDQ]
Ukrainian Firm Gives Salary Advances To Lawyers, Staff Fleeing Russian Invasion
This firm is doing its best to protect its people.
Coolest Republican Bill Ever Would Allow Determined Citizens To Seize Russian Oligarchs’ Seacraft
While this bill has the distinction of being one of the more charming ideas to come from a House Republican in a while, it’s not likely to pass.
Morning Docket: 03.09.22
* When worlds collide: Russian censorship laws make it difficult to report on what’s happening overseas. [CNN] * Touch my ass again and I'll sue yours! Just a reminder that under federal law, sexual harassment claims are no longer subject to mandatory arbitration. [JDSupra] * The girls who know know, the girls who don't should read this: Ohio's Supreme Court clarifies a common law concept. [NLR] * Gritty would be proud: Temple law students help refugees make it safely out of Ukraine. [ABC] * Censorship is in: "Don't Say Gay" law goes into effect in Florida. [Politico]
Why Private Cos. Are Proactively Taking A Stand Against Russia
After Citizens United, new rights come with new responsibilities.