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Legal Industry - November, 2023

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• Foley & Lardner Axes Associate Job Offer Over Israel Remarks
• Atty Held In Contempt After Several 'Frivolous' False Ad Suits
• Chief Judge Of Chicago Federal Court To Take Senior Status
• 1st Black Woman Appointed To Minn. Federal Court To Retire
• What Lawyers Must Know About Calif. State Bar's AI Guidance
• Industry Must Elevate Native American Women Attys' Stories
• Flurry Of Law Firms Matching Cravath's Bonus, '24 Pay Scales
• Law Firm Owner Gets 4 Years For Tax-Dodging Scheme
• Ex-Southwest Worker Says Religious Bias Win Should Stand
• Senate Dems Vote To Authorize Subpoenas For Crow And Leo
• Software Flaws Exposed Sealed Court Docs, Researcher Says
• Littler, Ex-Firm Atty Agree To Pause In Doc Theft Showdown
• First Native Hawaiian Woman Confirmed To Federal Bench
• Robins Kaplan Can't Reduce Sanction Over Dropbox Access
• Loeb & Loeb Corporate Co-Leaders Named Next Firm Chairs
• Texas Bar Eyes Ethics Rules For Handling Atty Departures
• Latham & Watkins Most Social Media-Savvy US Firm In 2023
• NY Appeals Court Reinstates Trump Gag Orders
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 37 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Litigation Funder Targets Calif. Firm In New Suit Over Mansion
• GOP AGs Say Nasdaq Board Diversity Rule Is Unconstitutional
• Potter Handy Should Face ADA 'Shakedown' Suit, DAs Say
• Play Ball! Fla. Ethics Panel OKs Judge To Attend Softball Game
• Trump's Bankers Testify They Saw No Fraud And Made Millions
• Justice Thomas Eyes Public Rights Rule In SEC Courts Case
• Judge Says Credit Card Fee Claim Site Should Be Shuttered
• Senate Confirms Asst. US Atty To Federal Judgeship In NJ
• Man Charged Over Foiled Plot To Assassinate NY Atty
• Senate Votes In New Hawaii District Judge
• Judges' Financial Disclosures Missing In Big Business Courts
• Retiring Mass. Justice Penned Big Opinions, Sharp Dissents
• Mass. Top Court Justice To Depart, Opening 2nd Healey Pick
• Pa. Federal Judge, Navy Vet Mourned As Jurist With Integrity
• NYU Student Bar President Ousted After Israel Comments
• More Firms Match Cravath's Pay Scale, With Some Tweaks
• Katten Names Longtime Chicago Leader As Next Firm Chair
• Ohio Atty Suspended For Flinging Feces-Filled Pringles Can
• Alston & Bird Vax Bias Suit Paused During Arbitration Push
• Understanding Discovery Obligations In Era Of Generative AI
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 36 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Munger Tolles Mourns Death Of Co-Founder Charlie Munger
• CFPB's Chopra Says AI Could Give 'Enormous Control' To Few
• SDNY's Damian Williams Troubled By Office's Cash Shortfall
• 10 More Charges Dropped Against Embattled Ga. Judge
• 2nd Circ. Revives Timed-Out Siemens False Claims Act Suit
• Va. Judge OKs $2M Fees For Foley In LeClairRyan Ch. 11
• 4th Circ. Backs SSA's Win In Court Clerk's Benefits Suit
• Fred T. Korematsu Center Moving To UCI Law In 2024
• Feds Fight Girardi Keese Trustee's Professional Fee Requests
• Cravath, Paul Hastings Top Milbank Pay Scale, Match Bonuses
• Group Says Berkeley Law Allows 'Unchecked' Antisemitism
• ​​​​​​​MSG Can't Duck NY Liquor License Probe Over Atty Ban
• 4th Circ. Denies Ex-Defender's Bid To Hurry Harassment Trial
• Murdaugh Gets 27 Years For Financial Crimes
• Senate Confirms Longtime SDNY Official To Bench
• Law Firm Leaders Cautiously Optimistic Heading Into 2024
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• Senate Confirms Robins Kaplan Vet To Be Minn. District Judge
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 35 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Trump Can't Subpoena Jan. 6 Docs In Election Criminal Case
• NY Adult Survivors Act Window Shuts, Airing Years Of Abuse
• NC Justice Wants Probe Of Comments Halted Pending Appeal
• Judge In Del. Asks DOJ To Look Into IP Edge Patent Litigation
• Del. Vice Chancellor Calls Ex-AG Barr 'Doubly Wrong' On ESG
• Colo. Atty Suspended For Using 'Sham' ChatGPT Case Law
• Ex-Kirkland Atty Says BigLaw Firm Can't Escape Sex Bias Suit
• Groups Aid Rising Attys Under Fire For Palestine Support
• Top State Judges To Tackle Public Interest 'Lawyer Deserts'
• US Trustee Balks At MedStaff Firm's Bass Berry Retention
• NLRB Judge Dings Ky. Public Defender For Failure To Bargain
• Defense And Judicial Posts Top Schumer's Year-End Priorities
• Trump Downplays NY Judge's Safety Risk After Threats
• Dozens Of Law Firms Likely Hit By Cyberattack
• Former Texas Bankruptcy Judge Claims Suit Wrongly Served
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 34 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Big Names Sued Under Adult Survivors Act As Window Closes
• Up Next At High Court: SEC Courts, Repeat Offender Sentences
• The Case For Post-Bar Clerk Training Programs At Law Firms
• Brown Rudnick Settles $1.3M Fee Row With Fugitive Trader
• Calif. Atty Can't Recover Costs Yet In Anti-BLM Posts Case
• 5th Circ. Eyes Barring AI Use, Mandating Accuracy Check
• Trump's Posts Linked To Threats Against NY Judge, Clerk
• James Madison U. Punts On Legal Action In Fight With NCAA
• Dinsmore Opens In Miami With 11-Atty Lewis Brisbois Team
• Retiring Boston Judge Leaves Big Quotes To Fill
• 'Hope' Award Honors Enviro Atty For Mental Health Work
• Mass. Judge Patti Saris To Take Senior Status
• Pro Say Thanksgiving Special: A Plate Full Of Offbeat News
• Ex-Paul Weiss Partner Picked As SDNY Magistrate Judge
• SEC Sues Transportation Cos., Atty Over Alleged EB-5 Fraud
• Ex-Trump Org Exec Says He 'Gave Up' Amid Fraud Probes
• Jordan Subpoenas Del. Prosecutor In Hunter Biden Probe
• California Man Cops To Theft Of $1.2M From Law Firm
• NC Justice Can't Halt Probe Into Diversity Comments
• SEC Defends Voting Disclosure Changes Before 5th Circ.
• Attorneys Have An Ethical Duty To Protect The Judiciary
• Muslim Org. Asks ABA Not To Alter Israel-Hamas Statement
• Approach The Bench: Judge Villaseñor On Midtrial Jury Talks
• Fishing Cos. Tell Justices Chevron Deference 'Deeply Flawed'
• McElroy Deutsch Says Stolen Funds Paid For Ex-Execs' Home
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 33 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Trump Gag Order's Breadth
• Trump Controller Says Mazars Knew All In Fraud Trial Defense
• Baker Botts Pro Bono Work Helps Lead To Grammy Noms
• Lawyer Wellness Group Slams 5th Circ. Decision
• UMich Says Law Prof's 'Erratic' Behavior Deserved Discipline
• Trump's Ga. Attys Seek Access To Evidence List In DC Case
• Federal Judiciary Director, NY Judge Mauskopf To Retire
• 'Robot Lawyer' Class Action Dismissed By Ill. Court
• Wilkinson Stekloff Hands Associates Up To $201K In Bonuses
• Hogan Lovells Adds 4 More Stroock Attys In NY
• Atty's Ex-Son-In-Law Wants $60K Fee For Wiretap Case Win
• Fla. Middle District's Chief Judge To Take Senior Status
• Ex-DOJ Official Loses Bid To Escape Ethics Charges In DC
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 32 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Ex-Biden Chief Of Staff Ron Klain Tapped As Airbnb's CLO
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Citi GC Sees Compliance Reporting Reshuffle As A Boon
• WilmerHale Blames Atty Firing On Performance, Not Race Bias
• Pro Say: What The High Court's Ethics Code Leaves Out
• A Look At David Boies' Mark On The Sports Law Landscape
• ​​​​​​​Va. AG Hires Hunton For James Madison Univ. Bowl Dispute
• 1st Circ. Judge Kayatta To Take Senior Status
• Ex-Atty Denies Charges He Landed Law Jobs With Fake IDs
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• California Bar Signs Off On Exam Changes, Alternative Path
• Ex-China Diplomat Joins Dorsey & Whitney As Senior Adviser
• Murdaugh Murder Case Judge Won't Hear Post-Trial Motions
• Trump's Mistrial Request Rejected In NY Civil Fraud Case
• AI Can Help Lawyers Overcome The Programming Barrier
• Calif. Bar Adopts AI Guidelines Tackling Confidentiality, Billing
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Law360's Legal Lions Of The Week
• David Boies To Step Down As Firm Leader
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 31 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• ACLU Sues Over Fla. Pro-Palestine Campus Org's Shut Down
• Google's CLO Gets Earful From Judge Over Deleted Chats
• Ex-White House Counsel Says AI Rules Are A Long Way Off
• Petition Watch: Sidney Powell, Talk Therapy, Title IX
• SEC Adopts Conflict Of Interest Rules For Clearing Agencies
• DC Ethics Office Fights Ex-DOJ Atty's Bid To Nix Case
• Hawaii Utility Investors Can't Have 3 Firms Lead Maui Fire Suit
• Defense Atty Cops To Bribing SDNY Clerk For Case Referrals
• Ga. Judge Issues Protective Order In Trump Election Case
• Law Firms Staying Put And Expanding In Strong Office Market
• Trump Insists Jan. 6 Irrelevant To Election-Interference Case
• 4th Circ. To Let Woman Seek Fees In Religious Rights Suit
• Scholars Back NAACP In Fight Over SC Legal Advice Law
• NY Appeals Court Temporarily Lifts Trump Gag Orders
• Manhattan DA Says Trump Must Face Hush Money Trial
• 5th Circ. Drops Ethics Case After Bankruptcy Judge Quits
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 30 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Sen. Judiciary Panel Scraps Votes On GOP Donor Subpoenas
• Copyright Office's GC Promises Report On Generative AI
• Mich. Panel Grants Judges' Request To Halt Court Closure
• Defense Atty Admits To Leaking Videos In Ga. Election Case
• Trump Seeks Mistrial In NY Fraud Case, Claiming Judicial Bias
• Slain Fla. Law Professor's Ex-Mother-In-Law Arrested
• Ex-US Soccer CLO Named President Of Chicago Red Stars
• Former Cherokee Nation AG Pledges Impartiality
• Outspoken NY Judge Could Help Trump More Than Hurt Him
• Trump Ditches 2nd Circ. Appeal Of Hush-Money Case Remand
• Law Firms See Revenue Growth Amid Soaring Billing Rates
• Ex-PetIQ GC Gets Suspended Sentence For Domestic Abuse
• Ohio Justice Drops AG From Partisan Label Rule Challenge
• Preparing Law Students For A New, AI-Assisted Legal World
• Jackson Lewis Hospital Probe Is Privileged, 2nd Circ. Hints
• New Design Patent Bar Aims To Even The Playing Field
• Black Ex-Worker Says Bronx DA's Office Denied Promotion
• Pennsylvania Court Says Atty's CBD Oil Is Covered Med Supply
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 29 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Biden's Latest Picks Include Top Labor Atty For 4th Circ.
• NYU Accused Of Fostering 'Hostile Antisemitic' Campus
• Judge Won't Halt Discovery In Texas AG Whistleblower Case
• NC Law Firm Wants Insurance Coverage For Phishing Hack
• Trump's 'Long History' Of Threats Necessitates Gag, Feds Say
• Sidley Taps 3 Ex-Paul Weiss Partners For M&A Practice In NY
• Texas Judge Defers Ch. 11 Rulings Pending Recusal Hearing
• House Dems Seek Judicial Noms With Antitrust Background
• Trump's Valuation Defense Takes Shape In Civil Fraud Trial
• Ga. Trump Trial Likely To Wrap After 2024 Election, ​​​​​​​Willis Says
• NC Courthouse Statue Extols White Supremacy, Panel Told
• Democrats Applaud High Court Ethics Code, But Want More
• Muslim Bar Groups Say Law Firms Have Stoked Islamophobia
• Prosecutors Stay Mum On Rumored Leonard Leo Investigation
• Calif. Bar Sells San Francisco Headquarters For $54M
• Hagens Berman Head Defends Pro Hac Vice Bid In PayPal Suit
• Former McElroy Deutsch CFO Faces Criminal Probes In NJ
• 5th Circ. Nixes La. Bar Assoc.'s Pride, Student Loan Posts
• Buchanan Ingersoll Combines With Pennsylvania IP Boutique
• Ex-Palm GC Says Steakhouse Chain Fired Her Over Race
• General Counsel Need Data Literacy To Keep Up With AI
• Gibson Dunn Is The Latest Firm To Tout Saudi Arabia Launch
• ​​​​​​​Judges Sue Michigan County Over Courthouse Closure Plan
• Asian Pacific American Bar Inducts Phillips Lytle Atty As Prez
• Fla. Bar Committee Proposes Generative AI Ethics Guidelines
• ABA Shines Spotlight On 3 Champions Of LGBT Causes
• 3 Stroock Partners Land At Squire Patton Boggs' DC Office
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 28 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Google's CLO To Face Hot Seat As Judge Questions 'Culture'
• Don Jr. Showcases 'Sexy' Assets In Trump's Fraud Defense
• Feds Say Broadcasting Trump Trial Would Create A 'Spectacle'
• The Supreme Court Conduct Code's Glaring Flaw
• Eastman Wants Jan. 6 Committee's Report Out Of Bar Trial
• Trump Attys Ask Justices To Review Election Suit Sanctions
• Eastern District Of Calif. Judge Confirmed To 9th Circ.
• Jackson Walker Says Atty Lied About Relationship With Judge
• Law Firms Could See 'Modest' Growth By Year's End
• Wright Harassment Accusers Want His Defamation Suit Sunk
• Report Alleges Data Breach Of Texas Family Law Nonprofit
• Gibson Dunn Debuts Fintech And Digital Assets Practice
• Durham DA Joins Race For NC Attorney General's Office
• Supreme Court Lays Out Code Of Conduct
• Judge Maryanne Trump Barry, Ex-President's Sister, Dies At 86
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 27 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Crowell Brings On Stroock Litigator And His 9-Atty Team In NY
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Inflexion To Sell Chambers To PE Firm In £400M Deal
• Barrett On High Court Colleagues: 'Heat Stays On The Page'
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Google In-House Attys Joked About 'Fake Privilege,' Jury Told
• 9th Circ. Urged To DQ Judge, Revive Gov't Vax Mandate Case
• Paul Clement's Big Idea: Overrule Chevron, Ease Polarization
• Trump's Experts Can Testify In NY Fraud Trial, Judge Rules
• Atty Reprimanded For Coaching Client During Zoom Depo
• Law360's Pro Say: At Trial, SBF Was His Own Worst Enemy
• 'Going Home In A Body Bag': Abuse Claims Surface In TM Row
• OneCoin Legal, Compliance Exec Cops To Crypto Fraud
• Returning Crowell Atty Talks 'Existential' Threat Of FCA Wave
• Mich. State Bar Says Judges Ethically Must Keep Up With AI
• Law360's Legal Lions Of The Week
• NY Bar Groups Seek To End Atty Brick-And-Mortar Office Rules
• Sen. Judiciary Panel Delays Subpoena Vote After GOP Threat
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• New Calif., Mich. District Judges Include Pro Bono Advocate
• Ga. Joins States With Military Spouse Atty Licensing Process
• NYC Mayor Retains WilmerHale Amid Federal Probe
• Ariz. And Pa. Federal Judges To Take Senior Status
• How Military Service Bolstered These Attorneys' Careers
• Navigating Discovery Of Generative AI Information
• A&O Hit By Cyberattack As Shearman Merger Looms
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 26 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Fox Recruits Campbell Soup's GC For Its Next Legal Chief
• Morgan & Morgan Filed Most Federal Tort Suits Since 2020
• 'Stop Being Cute': Tensions Run High In Texas Firm Wage Row
• Insurer Must Turn Over Docs On 'Confusing' Check Offer
• Eastman Fights To Admit Election Denial Report Into Evidence
• Ivanka Testifies She Wasn't 'Privy' To Father's Net Worth Docs
• Talc Claimant Attys Get Trimmed Fees In J&J Unit Ch. 11
• Drug Maker Calls DEA Admin Judge Appointment Flawed
• Ex-GC Sentenced To 22 Months For Attempted Airport Bribe
• Kwok Ch. 11 Trustee Gets OK To Settle Retainer Dispute
• Finding Focus: Strategies For Attorneys With ADHD
• Trump Atty Docs Fair Game As Soon As He Raises Defense
• Sen. Judiciary Panel Drops Subpoena For One GOP Donor
• Attys In Credit Card Fee Suit Ask Court To Kill Claims Site
• Hogan Lovells To Add 28 Stroock Partners In Mid-November
• Bosses' Work From Home Upends Federal Court Jurisdiction
• Ohio Supreme Court Justice Challenges Partisan Label Rule
• Options For Nonlawyers Spark NYSBA Task Force's Interest
• Feds Take Down 'High-End Brothels' Catering To Attys, Pols
• Oregon Supreme Court OKs License Path Without Bar Exam
• Senate Confirms NY Magistrate Judge To Eastern District Seat
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 25 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Texas Voters Reject Proposition Raising Judges' Age Cap
• Ex-DOL Atty Lobs Race Bias, Retaliation Claims At Agency
• Weiss Says He's 'Decision-Maker' In Hunter Biden Probe
• Denver Firm Drops Beauty Shop Co. In Lost Defamation Case
• Senate Confirms 150th Judge Under Biden
• Jackson Criticizes Court's 'White Protestant' Gun Rights Test
• NY Courts Want Interpreters' State Bias Suit Tossed
• Jailed Murdaugh Fraud Accomplice Turns In Ga. Law License
• Disbarred Atty Gets Nearly 3 Years In LA Municipal Scandal
• Justices Skeptical Of Keeping Domestic Abusers Armed
• Wachtell Taps New Co-Chairs In Leadership Shuffle
• Senate Confirms Ex-Public Defender As District Judge In Calif.
• Manatt Opens San Diego Office, Former US Atty To Head It
• NJ Jury Awards Damages For Law Prof's Illegal Recording
• NYSBA Pushes For Legal Reform On Face ID, Biometric Data
• Law Firms Not Meeting Clients' ESG Expectations, Study Says
• Milbank Announces Year-End Bonuses And 2024 Raises
• Trump's Irreverent Testimony Shows He Won't Be Corralled
• Foley & Lardner Ends Recruitment Refund Suit
• Calif. Bar Seeks Review Of Atty's Win In Anti-BLM Posts Case
• The 2023 Law360 Prestige Leaders
• How Law Firms Build And Protect Stellar Reputations
• Ex-Perkins Coie Atty DQ'd From Defending PacBio In IP Fight
• Trump Takes Stand, Rips Judge And AG In Historic Fraud Trial
• Former Linde GC Urges 3rd Circ. To Reverse Benefit Suit Loss
• NC Judiciary Will Back Opioid Crisis-Driven Drug Court Study
• Law Profs Say Firearms Regs Can Clear Justices' Hurdle
• ESG Practices Take Hits, But Aren't Going Anywhere
• Del. Judge Orders Mediation In AmeriFirst Spat With Creditors
• Justice Breyer Sees High Court Willingness To Address Ethics
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 2nd Circ. Doubts Judge Rakoff's Handling Of Palin Libel Trial
• WDTX Declines To Mess With Litigation Funding Disclosure
• Justices View FCRA Immunity Bid Through 50-Year-Old Lens
• Former NPR Atty Joins America's Public Television Stations
• Gibson Dunn Helps Launch Student Antisemitism Helpline
• Brooklyn US Atty Scolded For Remarks In Ozy Media Case
• Ellenoff Grossman Says Client Hasn't Paid $130K Bill
• Atty Fights Napoli Shkolnik Bid To Toss Discrimination Suit
• Meadows Fights To Move Ga. Election Case To Federal Court
• Dentist Found Guilty Of Murdering Fla. Law Professor
• COVERAGE RECAP: Trump Takes Witness Stand In NY Case
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• DC Circ. Halts Trump Gag Order In Election Interference Case
• NY Jury Clears Ex-Boston Prosecutor Of Rape
• Eastman Disbarment Trial Wraps With Talk Of 'Daily' Threats
• AI Will 'Revolutionize' Class Action Payouts, Judge Says
• Staff Pay Hikes Lead $784M Colo. Judicial Dept. Budget Ask
• Indiana AG Broke Conduct Rules, Says State Supreme Court
• Up Next At High Court: 2nd Amendment & Gov't Immunity
• Prosecutor Tests Fla. Dentist's Story In Murder-For-Hire Trial
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Pro Say: Meet The Lawyers Who Took On White Supremacy
• Eric Trump Denies Father Directed $2M Weisselberg Exit Deal
• Private Equity Bullish On Tech M&A After Values Plummet
• Block On 'Distasteful' Speech Against City Atty Reversed
• Sen. Cruz: There's A 'Deliberative' Process For Judicial Noms
• Stroock To Wind Down NY Office, Impacting 138
• Judicial Marshal Boss Denies Racism In Conn. Worker's Case
• Share Of Women Among Partner Promos Continues Growing
• Former AGs Back DeSantis' Suspension Of Fla. Prosecutor
• More Firms Urge Law Schools To Combat Antisemitism
• Tech Co. To Lose Kilpatrick Attys Over 'Financial Burden'
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Suspended NJ Attorney Cops To $300K COVID Relief Fraud
• Quarles & Brady Continues Growth With St. Louis Office
• Atty's Ex-Son-In-Law Says He Posted Videos To Clear Name
• Trump Attys Hit With Gag Order Over Law Clerk Comments
• Meta Tracking Class Lowers Atty Fee Bid After Judge Criticism
• Legal Sector Jobs Count Still Flat, Continuing 14-Month Trend
• Law360's Legal Lions Of The Week
• US Trustee Moves To Reverse 'Tainted' Jackson Walker Fees
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 23 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• SEC Enters New Cyber Era In Case Against SolarWinds, Exec
• Eric Trump Says He Wasn't Involved With Dad's Financials
• Eastman Disbarment Judge Makes Prelim. Culpability Finding
• 7-Eleven Says Trademark Law Firm Stole Name, Color Scheme
• Petition Watch: Derek Chauvin, Sanctions, Military Verdicts
• Bankman-Fried Found Guilty Of Massive Fraud That Sank FTX
• Warner Norcross Tries Again To Shake Cyberattack Suit
• Giuliani Wants Public Service Considered In DC Ethics Case
• Calif. Atty Seeks Costs After Beating Anti-BLM Tweeting Case
• Dentist Alleges Extortion From Ex After Law Professor Killed
• Judicial Ethics Probe Stirs Tension On Senate Committee
• OpenAI Seeks To Erase Ga. Radio Host's Defamation Suit
• Latham Sues Domain Registrant Over Alleged Phishing Scam
• Ex-Calif. Top Judge On Facing & Fighting Sexism In The Law
• Over 2 Dozen Firms Urge Law School Action On Antisemitism
• LIVE COVERAGE: Day 18 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 22 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• 1st Circ. Hopeful Questioned On Abuse-Sentencing Requests
• GoDaddy's Top Atty Returns To McKesson, This Time As CLO
• Trump Jr. Downplays His Valuation Role At NY Fraud Trial
• Trump Atty Says Overlapping Cases Create 'Unfair' Conflict
• Bankman-Fried Accused Of 'Bald-Faced Lies' As Trial Wraps
• Ex-Baker Donelson Atty Gets Prison For Miss. Ponzi Scam
• Ex-Gibson Dunn Visiting Atty Cops To Insider Trading
• Colo. DA Faces Discipline For Probe Of Judge In Murder Case
• What Should Law Firms Take Away From Stroock's Demise?
• Jackson Walker Ethics Woes Murky Amid Texas Judge Fallout
• Cooley Arrives In Sunshine State With New Miami Shop
• Ex-McElroy Deutsch Execs Must Show Why Docs Are Off-Limits
• Ex-Immigration Judge Claims Bias, Citing 'Monster Docket'
• NJ Judge Blasts Atty, Ex-Son-In-Law Mired In 'Blood Feud'
• Secret Holland & Knight Call To Be Unsealed, NC Judge Says
• Alston & Bird Seeks To Arbitrate Ex-Aide's COVID Vax Claims
• Holmes Trial Judge Among Pair To Take Senior Status
• The Top In-House Hires Of October
• Attorneys, Law Schools Must Adapt To New Era Of Evidence
• Mishcon De Reya Is Latest Large Law Firm To Plan Riyadh Site
• Biden Names Florida And SC Judicial Nominees
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 17 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 21 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial