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The legal industry, like many other things in life, follows cycles — busy, then slow, then back to busy. The
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The legal industry, like many other things in life, follows cycles — busy, then slow, then back to busy. The
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It’s the last workday of 2023, so let’s look back at the major stories of the year. Unhinged Judge Handcuffs
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(Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images) While Donald Trump was wishing his supporters a MERRY ROT IN HELL-MAS!!!, Special Counsel Jack
Ken Paxton Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has once again come up with a novel way to be hideous and
Some news articles recently have reported on lawyers who were caught citing legal authorities that did not exist. Earlier this
(Photographer: Samuel Corum/Bloomberg) The Supreme Court just stuffed a giant Christmas present in Donald Trump’s stocking. With no registered dissents,
A nascent healthcare startup announced an acquisition on Thursday that it believes will advance its mission of accelerating the industry’s
Law schools must acknowledge and respond to the rise of AI in the legal industry by incorporating relevant training into
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A seemingly innocuous Supreme Court case in 2017 looking at the narrow issue of time bars in class action lawsuits
Pay Up And Get Out: WashU allegedly expects student to cover tuition despite transferring to Georgetown. Giuliani’s Bank Runneth Dry:
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Why Let Reality Stop You?: Donald Trump’s latest punching bags aren’t so much… real. The Fourteenth Amendment… Not Just For
Many attorneys think that clients will be impressed by larger displays of legal effort, and that this makes it beneficial
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Republicans Are Big Mad: That Elon Musk didn’t get exactly what he wanted when he wanted it. Speaking Of Angry