Cigarette makers: Graphic ads on dangers of smoking are unconstitutional
Some of the largest cigarette makers in the nation are challenging the new regulations that require them to print graphic…
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Elie Mystal says student loan bubble about to burst
Above The Law's Elie Mystal says that the student loan market is heading for disaster, and is expected to get…
World’s Largest Firm Now Claimed by Baker and McKenzie
Despite a challenging year, Baker & McKenzie increased it’s revenue in all three of it’s geographical regions to regain the…
Big Law Firms are Ready to Recruit Lots of Lawyers, and They May be at a Campus Near You
Despite the current economy woes, law firms across the country anticipate that they will either meet or exceed the number…
Edwards Angell and Wildman Harrold merger to create law firm with over 650 lawyers
Boston based Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge have announced a merger with Chicago law firm Wildman, Harrold, Allen & Dixon…
Law schools schedule early interviews with law firms for their students
The hiring outlook may be slightly better for law students this year, and the hiring law firms include Bingham McCutchen…
11th Circuit strikes against Obama Administration’s mandatory health insurance law
The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, based in Atlanta, struck down the Obama administration's mandatory health insurance purchase requirement…
Cooley law school to open campus in Florida
Thomas M. Cooley Law School, the nation's largest law school, has received approval from the American Bar Association to open…
‘Redneck Olympics’ organizer faces lawsuit
The recently hosted 'Redneck Olympics' in Maine is facing legal trouble. But its not for the reason that most of…
Law firm filming ad in city hall upsets council
Law firm Cellino & Barnes has earned the ire of with the Buffalo City council. The reason - the law…
FindLaw survey says 25% Americans challenge their property tax bill
A survey from FindLaw has found that 1 in 4 Americans have at some point while filing their tax returns…
NRA and gun dealers may sue over new ATF regulations
A new requirement for gun buyers in Arizona, California, New Mexico and Texas may require purchasers to report guns bought,…