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Networking has long carried an uncomfortable association with sales, but a new conversation is reframing what it means for lawyers to build lasting professional relationships. In a recent discussion, Steve Fretzin spoke

Ben Sasse, the former Nebraska senator turned opinion columnist, has published a piece in the Wall Street Journal arguing against cameras in the Supreme Court. The article has drawn widespread mockery, with

The Court of Appeals of Oregon has ordered $10,000 in sanctions against an attorney whose reliance on AI tools produced a brief riddled with incorrect citations. In the case of Doiban v.

Sullivan & Cromwell has joined the growing list of major law firms matching the new salary benchmark set by Milbank, effective 1 July 2026. The move signals that the prestigious New York

The House Appropriations Committee has approved a $1 trillion defense spending bill for fiscal 2027, passing it along strict party lines in a 34-27 vote. Republicans defeated every single Democrat-offered amendment during

Vice President JD Vance sparked controversy after suggesting that the Watergate scandal would have amounted to little more than a fleeting news cycle in today’s political environment. Speaking at the Nixon Presidential

Justice Samuel Alito has drawn criticism after suggesting he could have said more in his disagreement with Justice Sonia Sotomayor on a recent matter before the court. Critics were swift to point

The legal profession is navigating a period of significant change, with artificial intelligence reshaping how law firms operate and deliver services to clients. New data shows minority representation across the legal profession

Senator Sheldon Whitehouse is intensifying pressure on Todd Blanche over the unexplained prison transfer of convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell. Whitehouse, the Ranking Member of the Senate Judiciary Courts Subcommittee, sent a

Fifty years ago, as the United States celebrated its bicentennial, lawyers experienced their own declaration of independence with Jay Foonberg’s landmark book on starting a law firm. That publication, “How to Start