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Biglaw Firms That Surrendered To Trump Should Get Ready For The Congressional Probes
Last year, nine of the biggest law firms in the country sold out their principles and dignity to promise Donald Trump free legal services for his pet causes. All in all, the firms pledged $940 million in pro bono services and while the firms swear that they maintain...
What listening taught me about leading growth in the AI era
{mag_summary} Vanessa Torres. Early in my first year at Lowenstein Sandler, a restructuring partner described a recurring challenge: Colleagues often waited until a client was…
Former judge accused of shooting gun toward unwanted trick-or-treaters
{mag_summary} A former Oklahoma judge was arrested recently after allegedly shooting a gun toward unwanted trick-or-treaters who came near his home on Halloween. Former Judge…
Kim Kardashian aims to retake bar exam
{mag_summary} Reality TV star Kim Kardashian still holds ambitions to become a lawyer and plans to retake the bar exam—someday. Kardashian, who failed the California…
Judiciary efforts to create rules for AI stalling amid concerns
{mag_summary} Judiciary efforts to create rules for artificial intelligence use in the courts have been stalled amid concerns over the feasibility of reaching consensus on…
Lawyers’ AI use doesn’t justify slashing $115K fee award, appellate court says
{mag_summary} A federal appeals court has rejected an argument that a law firm’s use of artificial intelligence should shrink its fee award. Reuters reported Monday…
Mootness, maps, and motor vehicles
The Relist Watch column examines cert petitions that the Supreme Court has “relisted” for its upcoming conference. A short explanation of relists is available here.After two weeks without a conference, the justices return Friday to a relist lineup with a distinctly...
Court to hear argument on whether and when federal officials can be held liable for violations of the Constitution
The Supreme Court will hear oral argument on Monday, Nov. 9, in a lawsuit brought by a Hawaii man, Kekai Watanabe, who contends that a prison paramedic violated his constitutional rights when he failed to provide medical treatment after Watanabe was injured during a...
Marine dies during training incident in northern Okinawa
A U.S. Marine died in a training incident on Marine Corps Camp Schwab in northern Okinawa, according to the 3rd Marine Division.