by RG | Dec 11, 2025 | legal matters
Ruth Carter | Can a lawyer participate in boycotts and protests without compromising their practice? A lawyer’s guide to balancing civic duty with client obligations. The post The Power of Opting Out: What Lawyers Can Teach (and Learn) About Collective Action appeared...
by RG | Dec 10, 2025 | above the law
Bonus time is exciting in Biglaw, in that there’s a lot of money headed to associates’ bank accounts. But it *can* be a little boring in that after the market rate (this year a combination of year-end and special bonuses) is set, most of Biglaw merely follows suit....
by RG | Dec 10, 2025 | above the law
Kim Kardashian is trying to enter the legal profession without a law school education. The bar exam is a deeply flawed and largely unnecessary test, but the best case for having some kind of licensing exam is to make sure anyone taking an alternative path to a law...
by RG | Dec 10, 2025 | above the law
Emil Bove’s confirmation to the Third Circuit was already a Category 5 ethics disaster, what with the whole alleged “let’s defy federal court orders we don’t like” thing. And he’s still in the infancy of his lifetime tenure, but Bove’s showing that’s enough time to...
by RG | Dec 10, 2025 | above the law
Less than two months after commercially launching Protégé General AI, LexisNexis is back with a next-generation update. The company unveiled a significant expansion today, unifying LexisNexis content, customer documents, and open web insights under one roof, with...
