TikTok
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BiglawWhy Aren’t More Biglaw Firms Venturing Onto TikTok?
The limited Am Law firms that use the site have been met with some success. -
Small Law FirmsHow Lawyers Can Master Content Creation: 4 Proven Steps To Boost Your Legal Practice
If you aren't playing the game, you're sitting on the sidelines watching. 
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CourtsThe Real World Is Coming For Gen Z Lawyers
The 'Gen Z gets fired' trend hits the legal space. -
Courts
These State Attorneys General Are Coming After TikTok
The AGs say they're doing it for the children. -
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Courts
The Biggest TikTok Challenge Is On Its Way
Major step for the song and dance app before this hits the Supreme Court! -
Biglaw
World's Wealthiest Law Firm Working On Bid To Buy TikTok
Tapping the big guns to get this bid off the ground. 
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Technology
TikTok's Free Speech Argument Has Support Among Legal Scholars
Congress should have brushed up on their Con Law. -
CourtsTikTok Plans To Fight Censorship, Mouthy Politicians Make It Very Easy For Them
Mitt said the quiet part out loud. -
Technology
TikTok Has A High Hurdle To Jump In Court
The Constitution should reign supreme, but Congress has a lot of sway. -
Courts, Technology
ByteDance Plans To Go To Court If Congress Proceeds With TikTok Ban
What else could they do? Start a massively popular dance in protest? -
Technology
A TikTok Ban Is A Pointless Political Turd For Democrats
From the election-season-seppuku dept.
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Technology
Will Contract Troubles Take Song And Dance From TikTok?
The ones where people are talking are better than the dancing ones anyway. -
FashionFashion Victims: Dupes Are A Serious Problem
Dupe culture has resulted in more than just bad-quality products; it has also given rise to illegal activities. -
BiglawThis Is Absolutely What You Need To Start Calling The Lawyer In Your Life
You won’t be able to unhear it. -
FinanceAI People Are Just Fancy Cartoons And, Frankly, I Hope They Put Human Influencers Out Of Business
The day posting selfies of yourself online became a career option was a step backward for humanity. -
BiglawBiglaw Associate Putting Up Cold, Hard Cash For Help Snagging A Husband
Biglaw attorney turns to TikTok for matchmaking assistance. -
CourtsLip-Syncing Judge In Hot Water Over ‘Inappropriate’ TikTok Videos
Yikes, this isn’t exactly behavior that you’d expect from a judge. -
Morning DocketMorning Docket: 06.05.23
* Law school admissions return to normal. Law school regrets to return to normal in about 3 years. [Reuters]
* Trump wants judge recused over $35 political contribution. Yeah… that oughta do it. [Law360]
* Not sure “Why Alex Murdaugh is a disgrace to lawyers everywhere” is a headline anyone needed, but go on. [MSNBC]
* Associates don’t have much control over their hours, so why make that the primary metric for layoffs? Um… it’s easy? [American Lawyer]
* Disbarment doesn’t wipe away the fees. Anna Delvey needs to pay up. [NY Post]
* Time to consider the real victims of the TikTok bans: legal industry influencers. [ABA Journal]
* Clifford takes a Chance in launching Houston office. Actually this seems like a pretty solid move, but they aren’t called Clifford Prudentdecisionmaking so the wordplay opportunities were limited. [Bloomberg Law News]
