Legal Industry Archive » September, 2025

Legal Industry - September, 2025

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• 'How To Kill A Federal Judge': Manifesto-Writer Faces Charges
• DOD's Cybersecurity Rule May Help Fend Off FCA Claims
• Calif. Bar Seeks Justices' Clarity In Eastman Disbarment Case
• Atty Flashes Weed In NC High Court To Challenge Odor Test
• 7 Enviro Cases To Watch At The Supreme Court
• Ga. Judges Keep Trump's Interim US Atty In Atlanta Post
• Senate Confirms Florida And Missouri Judges
• Lutnick Picks Ex-DOJ, TM Leaders To Advise USPTO
• DA Willis, Lawmakers Cite Novel Fight In Constitutional Clash
• Judge Warns Fake AI Cites May Need 'Eye-Catching Sanction'
• Lambda Legal Attorney Indicted Over Judge Shopping Probe
• Future-Proof Patent Law By Starting Talent Pipelines Early
• Quinn Emanuel Fights DQ Bid In Trade Secrets Fight
• Why SEC, CFTC Crypto Rules 'Sprint' Could Be A Marathon
• NY AG James Hires Munger Tolles For Federal Probes
• Feds, State Push Fla. Justices To Reject Bondi Ethics Probe
• 'Whiz Honor' Judge Accused Of Trying To Sway Sentencing
• Approach The Bench: Judge Shannon Discusses Bankruptcy
• Demystifying The Civil Procedure Rules Amendment Process
• Litigation Funder Says Ex-GC Stole Secrets To Launch Rival
• Calif. Judge Convicted Of Murdering Wife Seeks Trial Do-Over
• GOP Sens. OK Fla. Judge Who Dems Claim Courted Trump
• Immigration Board's Undoing Of Bond Practice Stuns Attys
• Atty In Judge Newman Suspension Feud Moves To DOJ
• Barrett Talks Dobbs, Court's Role In New Book
• Securities Class Actions Had A Late Summer Appellate Bloom
• FisherBroyles Can't Nix Stem Cell Patent Malpractice Claim
• Grassley Blocked On Quick US Attorney Confirmations
• Class Actions May Be The New Injunction Bid, And Next Target
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Appeal Limited To NJ US Atty DQ Ruling, 3rd Circ. Told
• Dems Again Ask NY Ethics Body To Investigate Bove
• Mass. Justices Asked To Find Atty Had Duty To Seek Plea Deal
• Tracking The Copyright Fights Between Creators And AI Cos.
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• SEC Lost Year's Worth Of Gary Gensler Texts, Watchdog Says
• DC Circ. Won't Halt Order Releasing Billions In Foreign Aid
• OnlyFans Users May Face Sanctions Over AI 'Misuse'
• Trump Plan For Nat'l Guard In Chicago Sparks Legal Concerns
• Democrat Slaughter Asks Justices To Let Her Stay On FTC
• SEC, CFTC Set Sights On Crypto In Regulatory Collab
• FTC Drops Appeal For Rule Banning Noncompetes
• Judge Awards Over $6M In Atty Fees In Bluetooth Co.'s IP Suit
• How Attys Freed Woman Snatched By ICE In Less Than 48 Hours
• Judicial Nominee Expands On Testimony About Ky. Pardons
• Fla. Bar Moves To Suspend Atty Accused Of Widespread Scam
• Not That Zuckerberg: Atty Sues Meta Over FB Page Takedown
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Motley Rice Fights OptumRx DQ Bid In Utah Opioid Suit
• Judges Warn ICE Is Turning Courts Into Deportation Traps
• Ex-Bankruptcy Clients Defend Deal Over Jackson Walker Affair
• Law360's Legal Lions Of The Week
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Trump Nominates 3 To Be DC Superior Court Judges
• Legal Sector Jobs Creep Back Down After 5 Months Of Gains
• How A 'Risky' Move Fueled Kobre & Kim's Win Over Phillips 66
• Parenting Skills That Can Help Lawyers Thrive Professionally
• Geragos Strikes At $100K Verdict Over Nike Extortion Role
• Courts' Curb Of Fast Removals Shows Due Process Concerns
• SEC, CFPB Rulemaking Agendas Show Deregulatory Push
• Admonished For 'Entitlement,' Pillsbury Atty Ducks Sanction
• EPA Touts 'Ambitious' New Deregulatory Agenda
• Why The Harvard Funding Case Is 'Clear As Mud' On Appeal
• 'Tone Matters,' Justice Kavanaugh Tells Fellow Judges
• Ex-Pandemic Office Inspector General Tapped To Be US Atty
• Atty Can't Duck TCPA Suit Over Camp Lejeune Calls
• Donna Adelson Found Guilty Of Plotting To Murder Law Prof
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Axinn Veltrop Raises Salaries, Offers Bonuses Up To $25K
• Which GCs Sold Stock In August? Carlyle Group And More
• Teaching Trial Advocacy Makes Us Better Lawyers
• OnlyFans' Parent Says AI-Tainted Briefs Are Unsalvageable
• Ex-Judicial Nominee To Challenge Senator Who Blocked Him
• EEOC Hit With LGBTQ+ Bias Charge From Ex-Official
• How Morgan & Morgan Got Ousted As Top Federal Tort Filer
• Solicitor General Defends Supreme Court's NLRB Firing Order
• Atty Says Ex-Client Was Suicidal After Trial In Fla. Prof's Death
• Dem Sens. Demand DOJ Fire Ex-FBI Agent Tied To Capitol Riot
• CFTC Member Expresses 'Discontent' As She Exits Agency
• Bondi Raises Bar For Private-Violence, Family Asylum Claims
• Authority For Emergency Tariffs Poses Puzzle For Justices
• Judge Backs Harvard In Suit Over Trump's $2B Fund Freeze
• Pick For Del.'s 3rd Circ. Seat Questioned On Ties To The State
• Chatbot Or Not, Ind. Judge Urges Sanction For Bad Citation
• Stoel Rives Gets Pot Co. Fraud Case Sent To Arbitration
• 5th Circ. Deems Trump's Use Of Wartime Removal Law Illegal
• Fed Gov. Cook Doubles Down On Removal TRO Bid
• DC Circ. Refuses To Block Fired FTC Dem's Reinstatement
• Wheeling & Appealing: The Latest Must-Know Appellate Action
• DC Circ. Says EPA Can Freeze Climate Grant Funds
• Lowenstein Sandler Fights To Keep Fee Battle With Firm Alive
• Defamation Litigation Roundup: Patel's GF, Dershowitz, Nunes
• Military Lawyers To Work As Temporary Immigration Judges
• Ga. Superior Court Clerk Suspended After Indictment
• Girardi Co-Attys Can't Revive Elder Abuse, Fiduciary Claims
• Witnesses Rebut Jail Confession In Fla. Law Prof Murder Trial
• The Top In-House Hires Of August
• 3rd Circ. Probes Jurisdiction In Dispute Over NJ US Atty
• Adapting To Private Practice: From Texas AUSA To BigLaw
• 'Never My Intention' To Defy Justices, Judge In NIH Case Says
• Calif. Judge Rules Trump's Troop Deployment Was Unlawful
• The 2025 Regional Powerhouses