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Next Steps Following a Successful Red Notice Deletion
Today’s post is by guest author Yamila Borsanyi, BS Candidate at Florida State University, 2027Today’s post details the subsequent steps taken by the Commission for the Control of INTERPOL’s Files (CCF) and relevant National Central Bureaus...
Key Issues Every California Employer Must Get Right When Terminating an Employee
At our recent masterclass, “Exiting with Confidence: Best Practices for Lawful Terminations and Litigation Prevention,” Anne McWilliams, Caylee Scott, and I went back to basics on one of the highest-risk moments in the employment relationship: the...
Judges Should Not Make Lawyers Handwrite Orders After Oral Argument
One of the stranger practices I have encountered during my career is when judges decide motions at oral argument and then direct one of the lawyers to handwrite an order reflecting the court’s decision. This does not happen in every court, and plenty of judges either...
The Three Pillars Of Business Development For Lawyers
In a recent conversation with Elise Holtzman, founder and CEO of The Lawyer’s Edge, Steve Fretzin tackled one of the most persistent myths in the legal profession: that rainmaking is something you’re either born with or you’re not. What Elise...
The Trial That Made The Supreme Court Untouchable
Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day! Who is the only Supreme Court justice who has ever been impeached by the House? Hint: A signer of the Declaration of Independence appointed by George Washington, he was hauled before the Senate on...
Losing Supreme Court Argument? No Problem! — See Also
When You’re A Star: Donald Trump bitterly complained about losing the birthright citizenship cases. Yesterday, he issued executive orders asserting that he won. Collins No. Murkowski No. McConnell Absent. Cassidy: Sure, Fine. Todd Blanche is going to be Attorney...
Senate confirms Schiess to lead Space Force
Lt. Gen. Douglas Schiess is set to succeed Gen. Chance Saltzman, who is expected to retire in the coming months.
Army opens up 5 test ranges to private sector for weapons tests
The announcement marks the latest in the Pentagon’s efforts to speed weapons testing and production.
Navy decommissions fast-attack submarine USS San Juan
The Navy has been steadily retiring the Cold War-era Los Angeles-class submarines as newer Virginia-class submarines began to enter the service.