Expelled White Law Student Allowed to Pursue Discrimination Lawsuit Against Howard University School of Law
A federal judge ruled on Tuesday that a white law student, expelled from Howard University School of Law, a historically…
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Insights from the Largest Survey of Transgender Individuals in the United States
Released on Wednesday, the outcomes of the most extensive survey ever conducted on transgender individuals in the United States shed…
The Evolving Landscape of Tech Layoffs: A Shift in Silicon Valley’s Culture
The Lingering Impact of Tech Layoffs The continuous wave of layoffs has disrupted the once-stable culture of Silicon Valley, leaving…
Top Law Firms Set New Heights in Bankruptcy Rates, Outpacing Inflation
In the latest disclosures of bankruptcy rates, several top-tier law firms have surged beyond inflation rates, with leading restructuring attorneys…
Goodwin Procter’s Ongoing Associate Layoffs: Under the Veil of ‘Performance Reviews’
Goodwin Procter, once termed the 'poster child' for recent layoffs, initiated its journey into 2023 with a significant reduction in…
ABA Takes a Stand Against Restrictive Education Laws
The policymaking body of the American Bar Association (ABA) is gearing up to make a significant public statement, advocating against…
Legal Employment Growth in Top U.S. Firms Slows Amidst Changing Landscape
In response to a combination of stagnant client demand and a less active dealmaking environment, the largest law firms in…
Federal Appeals Court’s AI Regulation Proposal Met with Pushback
Several lawyers from prominent law firms have voiced their opposition to the initial proposed rule by a federal appeals court…
Brothers Indicted After Raid Uncovers Arsenal and Hit List
Two brothers, Andrew and Angelo Hatziagelis, faced indictments following a raid on their New York City apartment, which revealed an…
Alabama’s Historic Execution Using Nitrogen Gas
Alabama Executes Convicted Murderer Kenneth Smith Using Nitrogen Gas Alabama made history on Thursday evening by conducting the first American…
Federal Trade Commission Investigates Tech Giants’ AI Investments
The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has initiated an inquiry into the investments and partnerships of Alphabet Inc., Amazon.com Inc.,…
Brown, Yale, and Columbia Settle Lawsuit for $62 Million in Admissions Scandal
In a significant development, Brown, Yale, and Columbia universities have collectively agreed to pay $62 million to settle a lawsuit…