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By joshua

Posted on September 30, 2010

Good morning everyone! Today is Thursday, September 30th. Here’s a quick look back at yesterday’s stories.

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RECENT COMMENTS

SLIME FOR CASH: Above the Law Joins Albert’s (a.k.a. Robert Kinney’s) Decade-Long Ballistic Cyberbullying Campaign to Destroy Competitor for Firing Him

Law Students Are Refusing to Work for Capitulating Firms—And They’re Right

Biglaw Tightens Its Grip on the Legal Market as Clients Struggle With Rising Rates

Democratic Lawmakers Demand Transparency from Major U.S. Law Firms Over Controversial Trump Deals

The Rise of Civil Courage in BigLaw: Defending the Rule of Law Under Attack

Harvard University Sues Trump Administration Over $2.3 Billion Federal Funding Freeze

Federal Judge Rules Trump-Era Passport Policy for Trans and Nonbinary Americans Likely Unconstitutional — But Stops Short of Nationwide Ban

Elite Law Schools Accelerate OCI: What Early Law Firm Recruiting Means for Students and BigLaw

NYU Law Faculty Takes a Stand Against Executive Overreach: A Blueprint for Legal Resistance

International Students Fight Back as Trump-Era Deportation Wave Sparks Legal Chaos

Reed Smith Abandons DEI Program Amid EEOC Scrutiny: What the Rebrand Really Means for Law Firm Diversity

Record Law School Employment Rates in 2024 Defy Market Fears Despite Enrollment Surge

American Bar Association Sues U.S. Justice Department, Alleging Retaliatory Termination of Grants Over Trump Criticism

California Bar’s AI Grading Experiment Backfires: What Went Wrong and What It Means for Future Exams

Law Students Are Refusing to Work for Capitulating Firms—And They’re Right

Biglaw Tightens Its Grip on the Legal Market as Clients Struggle With Rising Rates