Kim Kardashian Says She Put Aside Her Personal Feelings To Work With Trump On Prison Reform
Reputation be damned, she had lives to change.
Non-Sequiturs: 03.22.17
* Neil Gorsuch is evasive, but in an adorable way. [Slate] * What do Biglaw and Uber have in common? [Law and More] * So, do you need a personal assistant? [Corporette] * What is it they say about politics and bedfellows? [Too Fab] * What should Judge Gorsuch have to prove during the confirmation hearings? [Huffington Post] * An Alabama megachurch wants to hire its own police force. Legislature just might do it... Seems problematic. [Salon]
Legal Is Changing. And NeoSummit Is Where The Future Is Being Built.
Legal and operational leaders are gathering May 6–7 in Fort Lauderdale to confront the questions the industry hasn't answered—with a keynote from Amanda Knox setting the tone.
Non-Sequiturs: 10.16.15
* Lawsuit ahead for Rosie O'Donnell! The comedienne was sued by a former The View producer she was allegedly mean to. [Jezebel] * The Amazing Schneiderman is at it again! This time he's going after Martin Shkreli for antitrust violations. [Dealbreaker] * So Justice Breyer heard a case about a company he holds stock in. The self-monitoring SCOTUS does for conflicts seems to be working out swimmingly. [Fix the Court] * The IRS computers are still on Window XP. Good thing we don't give them super sensitive information or anything. [TaxProf Blog] * Looks like Clay County, Tennessee, schools will indeed stay open. Score one for litigation. [Slate] * Sure to get Second Amendment enthusiasts fired up: let's create a Mount Doom for guns! [Wonkette] * $5 for some [possibly] unauthorized legal advice? Still sounds like a raw deal. [The Associate's Mind] * A judge limits the questions a doctor can ask patients -- when they're about guns, that is. [Harvard Law And Policy Review] * Is it even possible to have non-lawyer friends? Don't they all leave you once you've canceled plans for the 800th time? [Daily Lawyer Tips]