Hastings Law School’s Attempt to Block Lawsuit Over Name Change Denied on Appeal
Former University of California Hastings College of the Law, now known as University of California College of the Law, San…
Disparity in Oversight: Clarence Thomas vs. the Average American Worker
The issue of Supreme Court conduct has come under scrutiny following revelations about Justice Clarence Thomas's failure to disclose luxury…
Law Firm Partner Denied Bar Admission for Lacking Law License: A Case of Unconventional Career Growth
In a recent decision by the Appellate Division's Third Judicial Department of the New York State Supreme Court, bar admission…
Legal Professional Disciplined for Unauthorized Use of TeamViewer to Monitor Former Firm’s Operations
In a recent development, a lawyer in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, named Justin L. Scott, has faced censure by the…
5th Circuit Upholds ‘Pro Se Planet’ Principle, Allowing Parents to Occasionally Represent Children in Court
A federal appeals court is giving a pro se parent a chance to persuade a federal judge that she may…
Laugh Out Loud with the Best Legal Joke of the Day – Legal Humor to Brighten Your Day
If an apple a day keeps the doctor away, how many orchards does it take to keep a lawyer away?
DLA Piper Faces Lawsuit for Wrongful Termination of Pregnant Lawyer
DLA Piper, a prominent international law firm, is currently facing a discrimination lawsuit filed by former attorney Anisha Mehta. The…
New York City Law Firm Partner Apprehended in Rockland Sexual Predator Operation
In a shocking development, a partner at a prestigious New York City law firm has been apprehended as part of…
Michigan AG Raises Concerns Over Widening Salary Gap with Michigan SC Justices
In a recent interview with the Detroit Free Press, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel expressed her dissatisfaction with the widening…
NYC Mayor Adams Calls on Schools to Embrace ‘Freedom Fighter’ Role, Amidst Controversy at CUNY Law Graduation
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has criticized City University of New York (CUNY) Law Schools, urging them to take…
Probe into 95-Year-Old Appeals Court Judge’s Competency Focuses on Refusal to Cooperate
A committee conducting an inquiry into the competency of Judge Pauline Newman, a 95-year-old U.S. appeals court judge, has shifted…
Federal Appeals Judge Questions the Objection to the Term ‘Alien’ in Decisions and Laws
In a recent development, Judge James C. Ho of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans has…