BigLaw’s $600 Million Deal: Major Firms Offer Pro Bono Support to Trump-Backed Causes Amid DEI Crackdown
Introduction In an unprecedented and controversial pivot, four of the nation’s most powerful law firms—Kirkland & Ellis, Latham & Watkins,…
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U.S. Judiciary Reforms Tackle “Judge Shopping”, Aiming for Fairer Legal Proceeding
The United States federal judiciary announced on Tuesday a significant policy overhaul designed to dismantle the tactic of "judge shopping,"…
Department of Education Takes Action to Expedite College Financial Aid Awards
Updated February 19 - The customary deadline for high school seniors to finalize their college commitments has historically fallen on…
American Airlines Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over 401(k) Plan Investments
In a groundbreaking legal development, Bryan Spence, an American Airlines Inc. pilot, has sought class certification for a lawsuit against…
Bar Exam Multiple-Choice Section Sees Modest Increase in Mean Scaled Score
In a recent announcement by the National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE), the national mean scaled score for the July…
U.S. Appeals Court Revives Pennsylvania Anti-Harassment Rule for Lawyers, Rejecting Constitutional Challenge
The 3rd Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals has breathed new life into a Pennsylvania anti-harassment and anti-discrimination professional rule for…
Lizzo Initiates Legal Steps Against Former Backup Dancers
Renowned singer and performer Lizzo is reportedly embroiled in a legal dispute with her former backup dancers, who have accused…
Law Schools Explore AI Integration Amid Industry Transformation
Law schools are facing the challenge of incorporating swiftly evolving artificial intelligence (AI) technologies into their curricula, as the legal…
Purdue Global Law School’s Pursuit of Bar Exam Eligibility Sparks Debate
Concord Law School, now rebranded as Purdue Global Law School, is pushing for a rule change from the Indiana Supreme…
Ivy League Law Schools Boast Over $200,000 Median Annual Earnings for Graduates Four Years After Completion
Ivy League institutions like Harvard and Yale have long served as the breeding ground for presidents, senators, Supreme Court justices,…
6th Circuit Rules Out Federal Judge for New Trial after Biased Comment on Defendant’s Appearance
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati has overturned the drug convictions of a Michigan defendant, Leron Liggins…
Golden Gate Law Students Remain Committed to School Despite Concerns
Golden Gate Law School's full-ride scholarship program initially brought excitement to Lyndsey Glasgow as she prepared to attend Golden Gate…