North Dakota Governor Enacts Stringent Abortion Ban, One of the Toughest in the United States
North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum has recently enacted one of the most stringent abortion bans in the United States. The…
Lawyers
Secret Strategies BigLaw Firms Use to Boost Profitability
Bloomberg Law's recent analysis has unveiled a continuing trend among the nation's top 100 law firms: a reduction in the…
6th Circuit Rules in Favor of Gun Owner Who Challenged Bump Stock Ban
Former U.S. Appeals Court Judge J. Michael Luttig, known for his conservative stance, recently expressed his belief that U.S. Supreme…
Fish & Richardson Emerges as Top Trial Law Firm for Big Tech’s Legal Needs
Fish & Richardson, a century-old law firm, achieved record-breaking revenue last year thanks to its prominent role as the top…
Disney World Challenges Florida Governor DeSantis in Lawsuit over State Control Measures
In a dramatic turn of events, the Walt Disney Company has filed a lawsuit against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, accusing…
Tesla Found Guilty of Violating U.S. Labor Law by Muzzling Employees
Supervisors at a Tesla service center in Orlando, Florida, violated US labor law by preventing workers from discussing pay and…
US Senators to Propose Bill to Combat Child Labor
US Senators Cory Booker (D-NJ) and Peter Welch (D-VT) will introduce legislation to hold corporations accountable for their child labor…
Supreme Conflict of Interest? CEO Buys Property from Justice Gorsuch After Confirmation
Greenberg Traurig CEO Brian Duffy has come under scrutiny for purchasing a property co-owned by Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch…
Law Firms Opt for Associate Class Year Reductions Instead of Layoffs
In response to economic challenges, law firms are increasingly looking for ways to save money without resorting to layoffs. One…
Lawyers Suspended for Illegally Poaching Clients and Stealing Confidential Data
Two lawyers in Florida, Jonathon Charles Avery Blevins, and Michael Andrew Adams have been suspended from practicing law after they…
Former Prosecutor Sentenced to Prison for Shocking Stalking Tactic Using Subpoenas
A former homicide prosecutor in Baltimore has been sentenced to two years in federal prison for illegally using subpoenas to…
Report Reveals Solo Lawyers’ Mental Health at Risk Due to Irregular Hours
The majority of solo lawyers want the flexibility to set their own hours, but working irregular and extended hours could…