Young Thug’s attorney Brian Steel has won a ruling at the Georgia Supreme Court overturning a trial judge’s controversial decision to hold the lawyer in criminal contempt earlier […]
UChicago Law Professors Release Desk Reference Breaking Down Crypto, Web 3 for Attorneys
The University of Chicago Law School this week released an open-access legal desk reference that lawyers can use to learn about Web3 to expand their transactional or litigation […]
K&L Gates Attorneys Have Put 28,000 Hours Toward Stamping Out Revenge Porn in Past Decade
It’s difficult to imagine a time when social media wasn’t a useful tool to keep in touch with friends, family and colleagues or, depending on your point of […]
Facing a Shrinking Talent Pool, Insurance Defense Firms Are Fighting to Add Attorneys
Both brand-new and veteran attorneys are gravitating away from the insurance defense industry, posing a problem for shops currently inundated with work: How do you recruit and retain […]
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Automaker Cut Deal to Amend California’s Lemon Law
Plaintiffs attorneys and at least one car manufacturer have negotiated an end-of-session legislative deal to amend California’s “lemon law,” the 42-year-old statute that requires automakers to refund the […]
Court Dismisses Suit Against Attorneys Over ‘Judicial Duties’ Immunity
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit has rejected efforts to revive a woman’s lawsuit against attorneys who represented her minor child in custody litigation, concluding […]
6th Circuit Affirms Attorney’s Free Speech Retaliation Claim Was Time-Barred
An attorney cannot pursue First Amendment retaliation claims against a police officer who searched her private Facebook records to prosecute her criminal trial because she filed the suit […]
How to Find the Top-Rated Lawyers and Attorneys
Understanding the Importance of Top Rated Lawyers Engaging with a top-rated lawyer or attorney can be pivotal in navigating the complexities of legal issues. These seasoned professionals have […]
‘Corner Post’ Will Lead to More Litigation, Losses for Agencies, Regulatory Attorneys Say
More litigation and likely losses for federal agencies will be the result of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision Monday that the clock for challenging regulations begins when their […]
Taking Sides on Title IX: Attorneys General Dispute Gender Definitions
As the date for implementing the final version of the Biden Administration’s revised Title IX rules fast approaches, attorneys general are taking sides in federal courts in a debate […]