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Building A Legal Practice That Fits Your Life
Kara Maciel always knew she wanted to be a lawyer, and a high school trip to Washington, DC sealed the deal. What she didn’t plan for was building her own firm. In this episode, the Conn, Maciel & Carey co-founder talks about the years she spent paying off...
Lawyers Don’t Need To Dress Up For Every Video Call
One of the more interesting changes to the legal profession since the COVID-19 pandemic has been the way lawyers dress for work. Before the pandemic, there were fairly well-established expectations about what attorneys should wear in different professional settings....
The Mail-In Ballot Fight Is Right Back Where It Started, With The Trump Administration Taking Another ‘L’
Remember earlier this week, when the Supreme Court’s shadow docket handed Trump his mail-in ballot wish by deciding the blue states had sued too early — that they’d have to wait for the Postal Service to actually finalize its rule before anyone could...
5th Circuit examines, and sets aside, server test for online copyright infringement claims
{mag_summary} A federal appellate court has diverted from what’s known as the “server test,” which provides guidance for evaluating copyright infringement claims involving embedded content…
Judge considers attorney fees request in $425 million Google privacy class action
{mag_summary} A California federal judge hesitated ruling on a motion requesting over $146 million in attorney fees in a $425 million Google privacy class action…
In Iceland, Air Force special ops crews test gliders for resupply
Air Force special operations crews appear to be using a major exercise in Iceland to test and train with cargo gliders to resupply ground teams in tough-to-reach locations. At the Northern Viking 2026 exercise held this month near the northern city of Akureyri, an...
USS Abraham Lincoln sailor could be disciplined for jumping overboard
A sailor assigned to the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln who was rescued after jumping overboard may face nonjudicial punishment, a common disciplinary proceeding in the military for misconduct on or off duty, a source with knowledge of the matter told Task &...
VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on brain-computer interfaces, menopause and cervical cancer screening
VA’s Office of Research and Development recently published three News Briefs highlighting advancing brain-computer interfaces, treating menopause symptoms and a conversation guide to improving cervical cancer screening. Researchers refine brain-computer interfaces...
Finding her rhythm: How music therapy helped Veteran heal from PTSD
The sound of healing from PTSD When post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) made everyday life feel overwhelming, Sgt. RaMonica Felton found an unexpected source of healing: music. The racing heart, emotional outbursts and stress that once defined her days have been...