Yoga Cannot be Copyrighted
Regulators have announced that yoga poses, such as head to knee touches and its sequence of moves are not choreography.…
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Iraq War Veteran to Pay Attorney’s Fees for Lawsuit
On Thursday, a federal judge from the state of California ruled that $187,000 in attorney’s fees must be paid by…
The John Marshall Law School Launches New Law School in Savannah
The John Marshall LawSchool, located in Atlanta, Georgia, announced in recent days that it had received American Bar Association approval…
Four Firms Announce End of Year Bonuses for Associates
Four more law firms have announced that they will hand out year-end bonuses of $42,500 for eighth-year associates and above,…
Foley & Lardner LLP sees LGBT Index Rating Drop
The law firm of Foley & Lardner LLP saw its points on the 2012 Corporate Equality Index docked by the…
K&L Gates Launch of South Carolina Office is 40th Worldwide
Global law firm K&L Gates LLP announced that it has established its fortieth office worldwide with the launch of a…
Cover of Lindsay Lohan Playboy Issue Leaked
Troubled actress Lindsay Lohan is set to appear in an upcoming issue of Playboy but the cover of that issue…
Email Complaining about Date goes Viral
Stalking is a common occurrence in the United States, especially when it comes to the stalking of an ex-lover. The…
Woman Arrested at Tulsa Walmart for Mixing Chemicals
It what is one of the weirdest crimes of the year, a woman in Oklahoma has been arrested on charges…
Linklaters LLP to Issue Staff Restructure Plan
Linklaters LLP LLP, based in the United Kingdom, has announced that it is making preparations to drastically restructure its partnership.…
Former Nixon Peabody Employee Indicted
Former Nixon Peabody partner, David Tamman, has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Los Angeles. The indictment is…
Inside Trader Tied to Kluger Case Pleads Guilty
According to a press release from the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of New Jersey, a stock trader…