Todd Blanche’s Former SDNY Colleagues Vouched For Him Last Year. They Won’t Make That Mistake Again.
Eighteen months of tearing down the rule of law has a way of changing minds.
Eighteen months of tearing down the rule of law has a way of changing minds.
The S.D.N.Y. is basically alleging that Steve Calk is very bad at profiting form his crimes.
New executive research from Ari Kaplan explores how law firm leaders are responding to changing client expectations, evolving economics, talent transformation, and AI governance.
Judges have issues with the courthouse menu and let the entire courthouse know about them.
This was the first federal judge convicted of bribery.
* Johnson & Johnson pushing back against the baby powder cancer verdicts. I thought J&J was the one that wasn't supposed to cause tears. [Law.com] * Nine percent tuition hike in store for this law school. [Inforum] * While the Comey story has sucked up a lot of attention, civil libertarians are watching West Virginia, where a reporter was arrested for asking a question of the Trump administration. [US News & World Report] * What was Putin wearing when he gave his thoughts on Comey's firing? (A) A bear costume; (B) A Russian Air Force Uniform; (C) MAGA Hat; (D) Hockey Gear; (E) Shirtless. [Huffington Post] * German authorities laugh off Jones Day complaints. [Am Law Daily] * Fewer meetings makes for a better team. This... apparently isn't obvious to people yet. [Corporate Counsel] * Chinese hackers have to pay up for breaches at Cravath and Weil Gotshal. [Big Law Business] * Judge Kaplan was attacked by a pit bull, but he's all right now. [Law360]
Sit down. Shut up. Think about what you did.
A conversation with Trustpoint.One CEO Christopher Gallagher.