(Photo by Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images) Alina Habba cares deeply about the rule of law. She just cares more about her career. Yesterday, the New York Times drove a three-B-piece piece that detailed the chaos in New Jersey thanks to President Trump’s insistence on his personal lawyer acting as the top prosecutor in Garden … Read more
In a previous article I explored how Ethan Mollick’s insight from Co-Intelligence: To live and work with AI About how the equalization of skills will affect legally. In today’s post, I will examine two additional mollusc insights that are equally important to the profession. The role of experts Mollick notes in his book that AI … Read more
What’s the matter with all these soft assault fees? Before the headlines were focused on an incorrect Metro -Sandwich that hit an officer’s uniform, a woman was arrested and charged with assaults for actions that followed an attempt to move men accusation of gang activity. Sounds fancy, don’t? A lot of fluff to cushion what … Read more
After close reading of the Constitution, Supreme Short informed us that the speech the first change protection comes in many states. Speech may look like a bracelet carried to protest against a war (Tinker v. Monke). Talk might even look like companies throwing a lot of money on their favorite candidates (Citizens United v. FEC). … Read more
(Photo of Don Emmert/AFP via Getty Images) Intel just agreed to give the federal government in about 10 resident ownership share. It is reportedly a joint share agreement that binds the federal government to vote with the board of directors, unless the board votes to undermine the agreement itself. The deal is a payout for … Read more
One of the strange things about appointing Elon Musk as head of government for government spending is that he is largely known for easily preventable and repeated business value loss. There is the time that the Tesla stock fell because he smoked weeds on the Joe Rogan show, which is at that time, the Tesla … Read more
The American healthcare system is good at seeking out, but commitment is another story. A boot that wants to change that rocked in millions of dollars Thursday. Digital Health App Welth closed a $ 36 million financing round and took the Los Angeles-based company’s fundraising total to $ 76 million. The financing round was led … Read more
The romance between Texas contest judge David R. Jones and Biglaw partner Elizabeth Freeman has been intense controversy that re -records nails. See, jones, the (now form) federal bankruptcy judge, ashow Didn’t do it Restore from cases involving Freeman, the (now form) partner at Jackson Walker. As a result, Jones withdrew and the Department of … Read more
Aspiring legislators are applying and interviewing to officials right now. Before the Legal Responsibility Project (LAP) launched our Nationwide Clerkships database (alias “Glassdoor for Judges”), appealed applicants for Judes applicants, if it existed, from their legal schools. But schools’ office resources are at best inadequate and misleading at worst. No school knows if all Judes … Read more
Big changes rarely happen quickly at BigLaw companies. Even before the rank-and-file staff catches the wind of something, there is usually much discussion and analysis that takes place at management level. So when the world’s Richet Law Firm, Kirkland & Ellis, made a change in standard review assessments, it caused tongues to cradle. Kirkland recently … Read more