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Small Law FirmsCourts Should Not Ask Lawyers To Hurry Up And Wait
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Law SchoolsElite Law School Called Out By Students Over Draconian Policy
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TechnologyThe Last Roll: Reflecting On 4 Years Of Change
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Small Law FirmsDo Clients Really Care What A Lawyer's Office Looks Like?
When you've seen one lawyer's office, you've pretty much finished the tour. Not everyone has Perry Mason's interior decorator. -
CourtsUnnecessary In-Person Court Appearances Have Returned
In case you were worried that being a lawyer was becoming just that tiny bit less stressful ... fear not! -
BiglawFormer Biglaw Employee Sues Firm After Being Fired For Refusal To Comply With Vaccine Mandate
She claims that the firm should have granted her a religious accommodation from vaccination. -
GovernmentThe Employee Retention Credit Is A Lesson On How NOT To Implement A Stimulus Plan
The ERC was written with good intentions at the time of the COVID-19 pandemic. But as a practical matter, the jury is still out. 
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Small Law FirmsManaging Time As A Solo
Learning to integrate a time management system is a critical part of this journey. -
Small Law FirmsAppearing Remotely When An Adversary Is In Person Poses Problems
The disadvantages of virtual appearances can cost you and your client. -
CourtsFDA Faces Lawsuit For Daring To Tell People Not To Ingest Horse Dewormer
Imagine if they would have told teenagers to not eat Tide Pods. The horror! -
CourtsState Supreme Court Justice Caught Editing Own Wikipedia Entry
Can you possibly imagine any US Supreme Court justice doing this and why is it Sam Alito? -
Small Law FirmsEither Everyone Goes On Camera During Virtual Calls Or No One Should
Individuals undoubtedly have a better connection with one another if they can see each other’s faces, and that takes the conversation to a different level.
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BiglawBiglaw Firm Accused Of Firing Immunocompromised Paralegal Who Asked To Work From Home
The Am Law 100 firm is being sued under under state, federal, and New York City laws. -
CourtsGovernment Appeals Social Media Ban To ... UGHHH, The Fifth Circuit
YOU get a prior restraint! And YOU get a prior restraint! -
Morning DocketMorning Docket: 07.05.23
* Ken Paxton will not testify at his impeachment trial. I mean… why add perjury to this list? [Reuters]
* The revelation that the attorneys in 303 Creative tried to create fictional standing can’t force the Court to revisit the case, but could be the basis of ethical claims against the attorneys. Just because the Supreme Court is in on the fraud doesn’t make it any less of a fraud. [Yahoo Sports]
* Federal judge who had already become a go to judge for the “let’s all die of COVID” lobby, blocks White House from communicating with social media platforms, complaining that the government had done too much to push back against anti-vaxx misinformation. [Business Insider]
* It will shock you to learn that a core Trump business interest is slapped with an $18 million SEC fine. [Law360]
* The morass of web-scraping laws and the future of AI. [Bloomberg Law News]
* While everyone focused on the Supreme Court’s broad-based assault on constitutional and statutory norms last week, they also quietly kicked to the curb a challenge aimed at a law explicitly created as part of Jim Crow voter suppression. [The Guardian]
* Lawyer accused of murdering lawyer father. [NY Post]
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Small Law FirmsSome Clients Still Prefer To Meet Their Lawyers In Person
Accommodating the client's desire for a personal meeting depends on the circumstances of the particular situation. -
CourtsMAGA Mask Mandate Opinion Vacated By Grown Ups On Circuit Court
You could say they sanitized the record. -
Small Law FirmsAre Workdays Getting Shorter Despite Mandatory Office Policies?
If associates are just coming to offices and spending as little time as possible there while checking the box that they made it to the office in the first place, what is the point of coming to an office at all? -
Biglaw, Sponsored ContentHybrid Work And Generational Divide: Navigating Differences In Modern Law Firm Practices
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