ABA Legal Ed Section Unveils Slate for 2024-2025 Term
The ABA Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar has revealed its council slate for the upcoming 2024-2025…
Paul Weiss Launches New Latin America Practice with Maria-Leticia Ossa Daza at Helm
U.S. law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison has announced the establishment of a dedicated Latin America practice, with…
Law Firm Hiring and Expansion
Expansion of von Briesen & Roper, s.c. in Milwaukee New Additions: Steven R. Beckham and Alexandra N. Don join the…
Google vs. US: Clash Over Search Advertising Trial
Google and the U.S. Justice Department engaged in heated arguments in court regarding allegations that Google's parent company, Alphabet, unlawfully…
Collaboration for Streamlined Workflows: Litera and Microsoft Join Forces
Legal technology provider Litera has announced a collaboration with Microsoft to develop an integration with Microsoft Copilot, aimed at enhancing…
Columbia University’s Defense Against Lawsuit
Columbia University's Legal Defense Columbia University has retained the services of prominent Manhattan litigator Roberta Kaplan to defend against a…
Jacksonville’s Legal Landscape
Jacksonville, Florida, the largest city in the continental US, faces a growing need for legal professionals to meet the demands…
Campus Protests Disrupt Columbia Law’s Final Exams
Columbia Law School faced upheaval as it postponed all final exams slated for Wednesday amid ongoing unrest sparked by pro-Palestinian…
A&O Shearman Merger: Big Law’s New Player
The recent merger of London-based Allen & Overy and New York's Shearman & Sterling has birthed A&O Shearman, the world's…
Kindergarten Boy’s Sex-Bias Claim Allowed After Earring-Related Expulsion, Rules 10th Circuit
In a significant decision, the 10th Circuit Court has ruled that a kindergarten boy can pursue a sex-bias claim after…
Employee Management Transition: From Annual Reviews to Regular Check-ins
The landscape of employee performance evaluation is shifting, with more companies moving away from traditional annual reviews toward regular, informal…
Lawyers Seek $94 Million in Fees for College Aid Case
Three U.S. law firms, Freedman Normand Friedland, Gilbert Litigators and Counselors, and Berger Montague, involved in an antitrust lawsuit against…