Frozen Parody for Movember Takes the Internet by Storm
Summary: If you have noticed that in the month of November a lot more men become hairier, it is because of…
Jim Vassallo
FBI Asks Congress to Re-Write Search Warrant Rules
Summary: Microsoft is in the middle of a heated battle with the federal government regarding a search warrant asking for emails…
“First Lady of Murder” Arrested for Disappearance of 43 Students
Summary: Maria de los Angeles Pineda was running for mayor of Iguala in Mexico on the day that 43 students went…
ASU Law School Building to Break Ground in the Downtown District
Summary: On November 13, the groundbreaking for Arizona State University’s brand new law school building will be held, according to a…
Maurice Greenberg Moving Closer to $25 Billion Victory
Summary: It is quite possible that Maurice ‘Hank’ Greenberg could win the lawsuit he filed against the government for bailing out…
Former Baltimore Ravens Cheerleader Charged with Rape of 15-Year-Old Boy
Summary: Molly Shattuck, who made a name for herself as being the oldest cheerleader in the NFL, has been charged with…
Luis Ricardo Rodriguez Joins ManattJones Global Strategies in Mexico
Summary: Luis Ricardo Rodriguez has joined ManattJones Global Strategies, which is the international consulting subsidiary of law firm Manatt, Phelps &…
DLA Piper Adds Arleen Nand to Minneapolis Office
Summary: Arleen Nand has joined DLA Piper in the firm’s Corporate and Finance practice, according to a press release from the…
Veteran Discusses Relationship with Dog to Aid PTSD
Summary: A Marine veteran of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars discusses his relationship with a service dog in this video and…
In-House Legal Work to Increase Over the Next Year
Summary: Corporate law departments have reported in a recent Altman Weil survey that they will cut down on outside counsel spending…
Marijuana Legalized in Oregon and Alaska
Summary: Voters in Oregon, Alaska and the District of Columbia all voted to legalize various marijuana legislation as Florida voted down…
Struggling Law Schools Able to Remain Open Due to Creditors
Summary: Struggling law schools, like the Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego, remain open because of their creditors. With…