Some judges across the United States appear to favour attorneys who practice regularly in their courts over lawyers who travel in from other jurisdictions. The pattern has been observed in both federal
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The New York Knicks’ remarkable run to the NBA Finals has captured attention well beyond the basketball court, reaching into the corridors of some of America’s most prestigious law firms. Biglaw, typically
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Grande publicly condemned the Trump administration after her song was used without permission in a TikTok video showing ICE agents arresting and handcuffing people. The White House posted the 14-second clip on
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Florida’s highest court has moved to tackle the growing problem of fabricated legal citations appearing in court filings produced with the help of artificial intelligence tools. The Florida Supreme Court amended its
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Immigration attorney Tahmina Watson has revived Airport Lawyers, the volunteer legal organisation she co-founded during the 2017 travel bans, to respond to a fresh crisis at U.S. airports. The group originally formed
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The Jevons Paradox has become a rallying cry for lawyers anxious about artificial intelligence, appearing everywhere from academic journals to social media threads. The century-and-a-half-old theory holds that increased efficiency leads to
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The pressure of Biglaw recruiting has long been a source of stress for law students, but new data suggests the problem is now reaching into the earliest stages of legal education. A
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Boutique commercial litigation firm Holwell Shuster & Goldberg has announced it will match the Susman Godfrey associate salary scale, becoming the first firm to adopt the new pay grid. The move signals
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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon has moved to retain his top lawyer despite her resignation amid renewed scrutiny over ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Kathryn Ruemmler, Goldman Sachs’ Chief Legal Officer and General
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Senator Mike Lee of Utah broke ranks with the Trump administration after discovering the Pentagon had excluded his faith from its official list of recognised religions. The Defense Department, under Secretary Pete
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