Legal Industry Archive » June, 2025

Legal Industry - June, 2025

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• Anthropic Copyright Ruling May Spur More AI Licensing Deals
• Another Musk Case, Another Judge Recusal
• 3rd Circ. Pick Told DOJ To Defy Courts, Whistleblower Says
• Trump Hones Immunity Argument In 2nd Circ. Carroll Appeal
• ABA Announces New Research Into Attorney Mental Health
• Winston & Strawn Sues Hunter Biden For 'Unpaid Legal Fees'
• Kasowitz Rebrands Amid Shift To Streamlined Firm Names
• Judiciary Warns Congress Of Cyber Risks To PACER
• Move Beyond Surface-Level Edits To Master Legal Writing
• Amazon Sanctioned For Hidden Discovery
• Justices Drop 'Third Country' Removal Due Process, For Now
• Perkins Coie Lays Off 5% Of Staff Amid Strategic Review
• Litigation Funders Fight 'Kill Shot' In 'Big Beautiful Bill'
• Dems Demand Info On Emil Bove's Alleged Misconduct
• Dems Laud Axing Of Budget Bill's Injunction Bond Provision
• 9th Circ. Has Muddied Waters Of Article III Pleading Standard
• Justices To Review Liability For Forcing Prisoner's Haircut
• Ex-Sidley, Covington Partners Launch White Collar Boutique
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Supreme Court Won't Leapfrog DC Circ. Over Trump's Tariffs
• Many Foreign Firms Could Face Stricter Access To US Markets
• 'Absolutely Disgusting': Litigant's Stashed Gum Irks Judge
• 9th Circ. Backs 'Legitimate' Bar Membership Admission Rules
• 737 Max Families Push For Special Prosecutor In Boeing Case
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Attys Face Sanctions For 'Sweeping' Copying Of Firm's Motion
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• NJ Court Greenlights Beasley Allen Attys In Talc Litigation
• Trump Taps Atty Dropped By Biden For Eastern Ky. Fed. Court
• Competing In Modern Pentathlon Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Boies Schiller Fights DQ Bid In Law Firms' Fee Dispute
• Law360's Legal Lions Of The Week
• 6th Circ. Vacates Removal, Judge Slams High Court's Ruling
• High Court Concurrences Signal Hard Battle For Trans Rights
• Pa. Injury Atty With 'No Idea Who He Is Suing' Faces Discipline
• Trump's Attack On Fed. Worker Unions Meets Skeptical Judge
• Atty Told To Fix AI 'Train Wreck' In Multiple Fla. Courts
• California Bar Exam Woes Latest Chapter In Ongoing Scrutiny
• Jeanine Pirro Faring Better Than Earlier Pick For DC US Atty
• Trump Organization Taps DLA Piper Atty As Ethics Adviser
• Paralegal Says Firm Fired Her For Cancer Recurrence
• Ex-Public Defender Says Bogus Bias Reports Got Her Fired 
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Teaching Yourself Legal Tech
• DOL Noms Vow To Confront Child Labor, Back Davis-Bacon
• 9th Circ. Skeptical Of Blocking National Guard Deployment
• Jeanine Pirro Formally Nominated For DC US Atty
• CFPB's Vought Seeks To Limit Use Of Civil Penalty Fund
• Senate Bill Could Hike Taxes On Litigation Funding Profits
• Fla. AG Held In Contempt Over Defying Migrant Law Order
• Justice Jackson Tops Royalties And Trip Disclosures In 2024
• DOJ Urged To Add Prosecutors Amid Threats To Congress
• 'Is Anybody Home?': Ex-Judge Faces Ethics Case Over Delays
• How AI May Reshape The Future Of Adjudication
• Gemini Says CFTC Enforcement Went 'Trophy-Hunting' In Suit
• Hyundai Dealership Sues Snell & Wilmer Over 'Botched' Filing
• School's Out: 8 Summer Reading Picks For IP Attorneys
• Judge OKs Deal To End LeClairRyan Founder Tax Claims
• When Legal Advocacy Crosses The Line Into Incivility
• Davis Wright Must Face Employment Atty's Defamation Claim
• Fla. Supreme Court Orders Bar To Stop ABA Appointments
• Asian Bar Groups Jump Into Fight Over Trump Birthright Ban
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• ABA Sues Over Trump's 'Law Firm Intimidation Policy'
• National Judicial College CEO Steps Down After 8 Years
• Norton Rose Fulbright Says It Was Duped By Legal Tech Co.
• Calif. Bar Panel Upholds Recommending Eastman Disbarment
• Fake NY Lawyer Admits To Stealing Over $290K From Clients
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Vought's CFPB Finds Industry Fans In Rule Repeal Effort
• SEC Scrubs Biden-Era Agenda To Give Atkins A 'Clean Slate'
• Quinn Emanuel Drops Binance Founder Amid $8M Fraud Suit
• Calif. State Bar Is Immune From Atty's ADA Suit, 9th Circ. Says
• The Law Firm Loophole: How Debt Cos. Snare NC Consumers
• Ex-Attorney Cops To Tax Evasion In Massachusetts
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rehear Trump Appeal Of $5M Assault Verdict
• Former NJ Deputy AG Claims Office Fired Him For His ADHD
• Akerman Seeks To Move Malpractice Suits From Medical Cos.
• Law360's Legal Lions Of The Week
• Grassley Budget Bill Calls For More Use Of Injunction Bonds
• Mayer Brown Helps Get Man Off Death Row After 21 Years
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Jackson Walker, Ex-Judge Facing Class Action Over Romance
• 7 Willkie Partners Join Cooley Over Trump EO Deal
• IRS, Law Firm Settle $790K Worker Credit Refund Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Volunteering At Schools Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Trump's Deployment Of National Guard Illegal, Judge Says
• These Firms Are Landing The Most PTAB Work
• Calif. Sues Trump Over 'Wildly Partisan' EV Waiver Repeal
• Rising PTAB Filings Follow Surge In Patent Cases
• Attacks On Judicial Independence Tend To Manifest In 3 Ways
• Avenatti Sheds 3 Years After 9th Circ. Orders Resentencing
• Mass. Judge, On Stand, Denies Helping Immigrant Evade ICE
• Google Fights MDL Plaintiffs' Sanctions Bid Over Lost Chats
• DOJ Picks Proceed Despite Worry Over Honoring Court Orders
• Approach The Bench: Judge Proctor On Civility, Civil Rules
• Ex-Interior Secretary Salazar On 'Coming Home' To WilmerHale
• Justices Say Habeas Claims Can't Be Added After Judgment
• Weinstein Sex Abuse Trial Ends After Mixed, Partial Verdict
• Justices Limit FTCA Defense In FBI Raid Case
• Calif. Justices OK More Bar Exam Proposals After Fiasco
• DOJ's Focus On Cartels Raises Compliance Risks For US Cos.
• Ex-Judges Urge High Court To Protect Right To Counsel
• DC Circ. Pauses Habeas Order In Alien Enemies Act Case
• DOJ Says Newsom Can't Ask Court To Halt Guard Deployment
• DOJ Legal Policy Chief, Adviser On Judge Selections, Resigns
• These Firms Are Landing The Most Patent Litigation Work
• Queens Defenders Ex-Director Charged With Embezzling
• Atty Wants 6th Circ. To Vacate Tenn. 'Gag Order' Rule Decision
• New Patent Cases Rebound As EDTX Seals Top Venue Spot
• JC Penney Blasts Jackson Walker Bid To Escape Fee Dispute
• Trump Presses 2nd Circ. To Federalize Hush Money Appeal
• J&J's Beasley Allen DQ Bid Based On 'Innuendo,' Court Told
• Ex-Copyright Leader Says Firing Risks 'Inoperable' Agency
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Appreciating Civil Procedure
• Judiciary Panel Advances New Rules On Amici, AI, Subpoenas
• NJ Rep. LaMonica McIver Indicted Over ICE Facility Incident
• Feds Reboot FCPA Agenda With Narrower Enforcement Focus
• ABA 'Surprised And Disappointed' By DOJ Shunning
• Key Insights On Looming Fair Use Rulings In AI Cases
• State Chief Justices Blast Plans To Cut Legal Services Corp.
• House Conservatives Push Senate To 'Rein In' Judges
• Calif. Bar Exam Fiasco Shows Why Attys Must Disclose AI Use
• Top CFPB Enforcer Quits Over 'Devastating' Agency Pullback
• Mass. Court-Appointed Attys Hit 'Boiling Point' Over Low Pay
• SEC's Investment Management Chief Greiner To Leave Agency
• Wis. Judge Can't Wield Immunity For Obstructing ICE, DOJ Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Dechert's Victory Over Hacking Suit
• Senate Confirms Brett Shumate To Head DOJ Civil Division
• Judge Denies Obstructing ICE As Disciplinary Hearing Begins
• Speaker Johnson Defends AI Moratorium In Reconciliation Bill
• Justices Urged To Keep Pause On 'Breakneck' Gov't Overhaul
• Vice Chancellor Wants Clarity On Del. Corporate Law Change
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Hagens Berman's Steve W. Berman
• WilmerHale Seeks Full Fed Compliance On Struck-Down Order
• In 2nd Place, Va. 'Rocket Docket' Remains Old Reliable
• Boies Schiller Faces DQ Bid In Law Firms' Battle In Florida
• Pro Bono Civil Counsel Not A Guarantee, 7th Circ. Rules
• Fla. Bar Rejects Ethics Probe Of Bondi While She's In Office
• Simpson Thacher Mourns Chair, Pioneering Dealmaker Beattie
• Legal Industry Boosts Cuomo's Bid For NYC Mayor With $1.6M
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• High Court Says Software Glitch Led To Early Order List Drop
• Split DC Circ. Reinstates AP's White House Press Pool Ban
• Seeger Weiss Aims To Protect Bench With Duke Law Donation
• Flaws Remain In Bar Fitness Queries, Summit Panelists Say
• Calif. Bar Hires Investigator To Review Exam Snafu
• Legal Sector Jobs Ticked Up In May Amid Uncertain Economy
• Law360's Legal Lions Of The Week
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• How Attorneys Can Become Change Agents For Racial Equity
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Lieff Cabraser's Michael Sobol
• Ex-SDNY Prosecutor Exits Paul Weiss For Jenner & Block
• Fox Rothschild Settles Suit Over $3M Real Estate Deal
• Atty Gets Prison For Conn. Law Firm Parking Lot Shooting
• Trump's New Travel Ban May Be Harder To Fight This Time
• Dems, GOP Question Contempt Section Of Reconciliation Bill
• Girardi's Son-In-Law Admits Contempt In Illinois Theft Case
• Foley & Lardner Says Palestine Support Didn't Doom Job Offer
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Joseph Saveri
• Atty Coalition Asks Fla. Bar To Open Ethics Probe Into Bondi
• Senate Panel Advances Picks For Nat. Sec. Post, Iowa US Atty
• How Trump's Pardons Could Sway Prosecutorial Discretion
• Running Marathons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Seyfarth Joins Long List Of BigLaw's China Closures
• Bernstein Litowitz Can Hire Ex-SEC Atty Over Musk Objection
• High Court Drops Class Cert. Clarification Bid
• Justices Nix Higher Hurdle For Heterosexual Bias Claims
• Skadden Foundation Chief Exits, Urging Pro Bono 'Courage'
• What To Know About Trump's Shake-Up At Copyright Office
• High Court Told 'Categorical' Right To Counsel Must Persist
• Scalia Invoked Against Trump's Citizenship Stance At 9th Circ.
• FTC Fights Attys Who Want State Bar Input On Ethics Worries
• 6th Circ. Pick Quizzed On Experience, Ties To Conservatives
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Bernstein Litowitz's Salvatore Graziano
• DOJ Alumni Aid Group Launches Pro Bono Legal Network
• MoFo Can't Escape Perkins Coie's 'Taint' In IP Suit, Court Told
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Supporting A Trial Team
• Google Taps Ex-SG, Munger Tolles Partner For Monopoly Fight
• SEC Chair Says Next Steps On Crypto Regs Coming Soon
• Senators Preview Possible National Injunction Reforms
• Bills Texas Attys Should Know From The 2025 Session
• Groups Ask California Bar To Discipline Google's Kent Walker
• 5th Paul Weiss Atty Joins New Firm Dunn Isaacson Rhee
• NJ Mayor Accuses US Atty Habba Of Defamation, False Arrest
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Reid Collins' Lisa Tsai
• Butler Snow Calls Bogus AI Citations An 'Isolated Event'
• Tom Girardi Sentenced To Over 7 Years For $15M Client Fraud
• The Law360 400: A Look At The Top 100 Firms
• Adapting To Private Practice: From US Attorney To BigLaw
• Crowell & Moring Opens In Boston With Faber Daeufer Tie-Up
• Despite 11-1 Split Warning, 7th Circ. Limits Use Of Mandamus
• Jenner & Block Ruling 'Meant What It Said,' Judge Tells Feds
• Trump Renews Call For Justices To Lift Gov't Overhaul Pause
• Fla. Sanitizer Co. Faces Penalties Over Fake AI Legal Citations
• CFTC Announces 2nd Enforcement Head In 4 Months
• Girardi's Dropped Pants Don't Sway Judge From Sentencing
• Report Finds Del. Court Jumbo Fees Rival Federal System
• Jackson Walker, US Trustee Agree To Mediator In Fees Case
• Third Round Of Fixes Sought In Botched Calif. Bar Exam
• Susman Godfrey Founder, 'Preeminent' Litigator, Dies
• Retired Judges Call Wis. Judge's Prosecution 'Dangerous'
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Labaton Keller's Ned Weinberger
• The Ins And Outs Of Consensual Judicial References
• The Top In-House Hires Of May
• Schumer Pledges To Fight GOP's Limits On Court Power
• Jackson, Sotomayor Bristle As High Court Skips Bias Suit
• High Court Skips AR-15 Ban Constitutionality For Now