Derek Chauvin’s Conviction for George Floyd’s Murder Upheld by US State Appeals Court
The Minnesota Court of Appeals has upheld the conviction of former police officer Derek Chauvin for the murder of George…
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Montana Legislature Makes History by Passing First-Ever TikTok Ban in the US
The Montana House of Representatives passed a bill on Friday, April 15th, that would prohibit the use of TikTok within…
Job and Leadership Turmoil Creates M&A Opportunities: Shearman Predicts Major Gains
Shearman & Sterling's mergers and acquisitions (M&A) practice is experiencing growth despite facing a leadership change, staff cuts, and failed…
Illinois Lawyers Face Tough Process to Regain Suspended Licenses
Rich Juliano is one of the few lawyers to be reinstated in Illinois after being disbarred. Juliano was disbarred after…
Campus Ban of 2L Based on Unsupported Domestic Terrorism Charges
A law student at the University of North Carolina (UNC) has been banned from attending classes in person or participating…
Special Master Finds Baker & Hostetler Partner’s Deposition Lacking in Answers
A special master has ordered a Baker & Hostetler partner, Lee H. Rosebush, to sit for a second deposition after…
Lawyers on the Brink: Shocking NJ Report Reveals Alarming Mental Health Crisis in the Legal Profession
A recent survey by the New Jersey State Bar Association revealed that more than two-thirds of the lawyers who responded…
Dominion Defamation Trial Finally Proceeds Against Fox After Delay
Fox News and its parent company, Fox Corporation, are accused of spreading false claims that Dominion Voting Systems' machines were…
Shocking Delay: US News & World Report Rankings Withheld Over School’s Burning Questions
U.S. News & World Report, one of the most widely recognized sources for higher education rankings in the United States,…
Expert Litigation Tips for the Fifth Circuit Court: Insights from Its Judges
At the Northern District of Texas Bench Bar Conference in Irving, Texas, Judges Edith Jones, Catharina Haynes, and Dana Douglas…
Federal Circuit Judge’s Fitness Under Investigation Could Result in a Long Legal Battle
A panel of Federal Circuit judges is investigating allegations that 95-year-old Judge Pauline Newman is unfit to serve on the…
Federal Circuit Chief Moore’s Bold Move to Remove Judge Newman from Seat – Here’s What Happened
Chief Judge Kimberly A. Moore of the Federal Circuit has filed a complaint against Judge Pauline Newman, alleging that Newman…