Stroock Is Still Searching: The merger with Pillsbury Winthrop has fallen through. New Development In Judge Wilkinson’s Case: The prime suspect has been found dead. Bumpy Ride For First Gen Students: Studying... Read more »
For almost a year now, we’ve been living in a ChatGPT world. It’s been an era marked by the promise of seismic — yet nonspecific — change. Which got us wondering: What... Read more »
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Even COVID Is A Legal Strategy: Trump lawyers stoop to admitting the “fake virus” is real if it means court delays. Opening Arguments Have Started: The Charlie Adelson trial is underway. This... Read more »
(Image via Getty) Change doesn’t happen quickly in the legal profession. Known for a healthy dose of stodginess, it takes a lot for a new way of doing something to take hold.... Read more »
Funny thing about being a member of the highest court — you get to break whichever financial laws you want! At least, that’s what a friend told Clarence Thomas one day and... Read more »
The First Amendment Just Kind Of Means Whatever Now – See Also – Above the Law Skip to content × Love ATL? Let’s make it official.Sign up for our newsletter. We will... Read more »
There’s no way to “undo” an abortion. It’s not a matter of legal rights, that’s just reality. But the myth of a way to reverse a medication abortion persists and some anti-abortion... Read more »
* Mark Meadows has immunity? Well, well, well. [ABC] * Meta targeted for hooking kids through algorithms say state attorneys general seeking to increase their reelection profiles with a lawsuit designed to... Read more »
(Photo by Ali Shaker/VOA) Last night, lawyers for Donald Trump filed three absolutely gonzo motions to dismiss his election interference case in federal court in DC, along with one seeking to strike... Read more »