An Illinois school employee’s First Amendment claim against her former school district for her termination can proceed to trial over a gun raffle advertisement in support of her […]
Top Music Lawyers 2025: The Billboard List
No legal story captivated the music industry more in the past year than the downfall of Sean “Diddy” Combs — the once all-powerful hip-hop mogul who now faces […]
Judge Allows UIM Suit to Move Forward Against Turo’s Insurer, Finding ‘Material Change’ in Policies
A federal judge in Illinois denied an insurance company’s motion to dismiss a Turo driver’s attempts to recover $1 million in underinsured motorist coverage, concluding that the plaintiff […]
Lil Durk Wants Murder-For-Hire Case Over Rondo Shooting Dismissed
Lil Durk wants a judge to dismiss murder-for-hire charges he’s facing over a 2022 shooting, claiming the feds gave “false evidence” to a grand jury by citing song […]
With Trump Obtaining $940M in ‘Free Legal Services,’ Will 9 Big Law Firms Now Face Talent, Brand and Conflict Issues?
With President Donald Trump now securing deals with nine Big Law firms to provide at least $940 million worth of free legal services, more questions are emerging about […]
Law Firms Aren’t Citadels. But Can They Better Protect Their Assets?
Who Got The Work Rebecca Maller-Stein and Kent A. Yalowitz of Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer have entered their appearances for Hanaco Venture Capital and its executives, Lior […]
Change of Venue Doesn’t Impede a Request to Change Judges, State Appellate Court Said
A Missouri appellate court blocked a judge’s order that denied an underlying suit be assigned to a new jurist, concluding the request wasn’t barred by a prior venue […]
Legal Services Giant Harbor Hires Business-Savvy GC to Integrate Acquisition Spree
Harbor, the fast-expanding legal services platform formed in 2023 through a three-way merger, has appointed Michael Stahl, a former senior counsel for the financial services software firm Intapp, […]
US Sen. Chuck Schumer Says He Will Not Support US Attorney Nominees for SDNY, EDNY
Democratic New York Sen. Chuck Schumer on Wednesday he will not support the nominations of Jay Clayton and Joseph Nocella to lead the U.S. Attorney’s Offices for the […]
Demand for IP Work Is Robust, but Rate Pressure Prompts Some to Flee Big Law
Call it the ultimate conundrum: market forces are boosting demand for legal intellectual property work, leading to a wave of attorney hirings, but some law firms are simultaneously, […]