Introducing the SAVE Student Loan Repayment Plan: Relief for Borrowers
The Biden administration has taken a significant step to alleviate the burden of student loan debt, unveiling a new application…
Legal News
Florida Pushes for Revival of Ban on ‘Woke’ Workplace Training, Appeals to U.S. Court
A three-judge panel at the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta deliberated over whether a Florida law prohibiting…
Giuliani’s Surrender in Georgia Expected to Boost Trump’s Poll Numbers, Says Legal Expert
Former President Donald Trump and 18 co-defendants are preparing to present themselves to authorities in Georgia as the deadline looms…
Chances of Trump Lawyer Eastman Losing Fifth Amendment and Stay Bids Increase
John Eastman, the former dean of Chapman University Law School and a legal advisor to Donald Trump, faces the prospect…
Trump Surrenders in Atlanta on 2020 Election Conspiracy Charges
Former President Donald Trump turned himself in at the Fulton County Jail in Atlanta to be booked on state charges…
Legal Action Looms as Trump Confronts Election Subversion Allegations in Atlanta
Former President Donald Trump is scheduled to report to an Atlanta jail on Thursday evening, confronting charges related to his…
The Top States for Work-Life Balance
In a recent report published by Uplift Legal Funding, aspiring lawyers seeking optimal work-life balance are advised to consider New…
Former Legal Secretary Files Biometric Privacy Lawsuit Against Chicago Law Firm
Nancy Gagen, a former legal secretary who worked at Mandell Menkes from 2006 to 2019, has initiated legal action against…
Concerns Arise Among Midlevel Biglaw Associates Over Firm Culture and Office Attendance Requirements
In the competitive realm of Biglaw, reaching the midlevel associate position has never been a walk in the park. The…
Wednesday’s Hearing to Address Mental Competency of Lawyer Tom Girardi
In a pivotal legal showdown set for Wednesday, federal prosecutors and public defenders are poised to clash over the mental…
Federal Appeals Court Judges’ Privately-Funded Seminars Scrutinized for Ethical Concerns
In recent years, thirty-one U.S. federal appeals court judges have collectively attended privately-funded seminars at upscale resorts on a staggering…
Persistent Financial Struggles Persist for US Law Firms Following Productivity Downturn
In the midst of 2023, U.S. law firms continue to grapple with an excess of legal professionals, marking a concerning…