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Milbank launched the 2026 associate salary wars back on June 2, setting a new compensation benchmark that most of the Biglaw market has simply ignored. A small number of firms matched the

The Supreme Court ruled in Trump v. Barbara that the Fourteenth Amendment’s birthright citizenship clause means exactly what courts have consistently held for over a century. Despite the clarity of that ruling,

The London Stock Exchange has published a revised set of Alternative Investment Market Rules for Companies, effective 5 August 2026. The updated AIM Rules are designed to make it easier for innovative

Washington’s roughly 600 bar exam applicants left without recourse after a disastrous July sitting will now have a path to admission following a Supreme Court ruling. The Washington Supreme Court agreed Thursday

Senator Lisa Murkowski announced she will vote against Todd Blanche’s confirmation as Attorney General, setting up a razor-thin Senate confirmation outcome. With Murkowski’s opposition declared, Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana emerged as

Outside experts appointed by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority have delivered a sweeping set of recommendations aimed at reshaping how the regulator handles enforcement actions against member firms. The report, published on

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has settled charges against a former congressman for manipulative trading in event contracts on a registered designated contract market. The CFTC announced the enforcement action on July

New York City Mayor Mamdani has unveiled a municipal grocery store initiative that will create five stores offering fresh meat, produce, and pantry staples at a 30 percent discount. The programme is

A viral video of a Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz partner kissing a younger colleague in Central Park has sent shockwaves through the elite corridors of Big Law. The footage featured attorney

The U.S. Senate confirmed a package of seventy-four executive branch nominees this week, including two significant National Labor Relations Board appointments with immediate consequences. The confirmed nominees, James Macy and David Prouty,