Legal Ethics Roundup: A Legal Ethics Summer Reading List - Above the Law
David Tatel has served nearly 30 years on America's second highest court, championing equal justice and landmark cases, despite being blind for much of his life.
Legal Ethics Roundup: Join Me Live Today, 150+ Judges Pen AG Letter, RIP Souter, Roberts/Sotomayor Speak Up, Firms Justify EO Acts While Lawyers Flee & More - Above the Law
Legal Ethics Roundup: Join Me Live Today, 150+ Judges Pen AG Letter, RIP Souter, Roberts/Sotomayor Speak Up, Firms Justify EO Acts While Lawyers Flee & More - Above the Law
German Bar Association Warns That Working With Yellow-Bellied Firms Could Violate Professional Codes Of Conduct - Above the Law
The suspicion makes sense. If pledging $100M in labor to a government that can direct that effort to whatever causes it sees fit doesn't make you an arm of that government, what more would it take?
Trump order targeting another major law firm blocked by judge as unconstitutional retaliation
A federal judge has permanently blocked Trump's executive order against Jenner & Block, viewing it as unconstitutional retaliation against the firm's legal work.
3 More Prosecutors Resign Over Adams Case, Refusing to Admit Wrongdoing
Three Manhattan federal prosecutors resigned over orders to dismiss corruption charges against Mayor Eric Adams, refusing to admit wrongdoing in the case.
Trump order targeting another major law firm blocked by judge as unconstitutional retaliation
A federal judge has permanently blocked Trump's executive order against Jenner & Block, viewing it as unconstitutional retaliation against the firm's legal work.
3 More Prosecutors Resign Over Adams Case, Refusing to Admit Wrongdoing
Three Manhattan federal prosecutors resigned over orders to dismiss corruption charges against Mayor Eric Adams, refusing to admit wrongdoing in the case.
Georgia Republicans Are Playing Dumb About Adriana Smith
Adriana Smith's case highlights the ethical dilemmas arising from Georgia's strict anti-abortion laws and the implications of defining fetuses as persons.
Alabama cracks down on deceptive lawyer ads: 'Public trust and confidence' at stake
Under the new regulations, lawyers not licensed in Alabama must disclose their status in client-directed communications, addressing public concerns about deceptive advertising.
Over A Thousand Law Students Sign Amicus Brief Rallying Behind Susman Godfrey - Above the Law
Law students across the U.S. are actively supporting rule of law over compliance with potentially unconstitutional actions, signaling future implications for legal profession choices.
Judge busted for allegedly helping illegal migrant evade ICE was once finalist for 'Most Trusted Public Official'
Judge Hannah Dugan, once a finalist for a 'Most Trusted Public Official' award, faces serious legal charges for allegedly helping illegal immigrants evade arrest.
The Reality Of The Death Penalty Is Even Worse Than You Think - Above the Law
Corinna Lain discusses the shocking truths behind lethal injection in her book, emphasizing the hidden complexities and ethical dilemmas of capital punishment.
Plagiarism Panic Hits The Courtroom (Again), And It's Still Nonsense - Above the Law
The case presents an astonishing example of plagiarism in the legal profession, as San Juan's complaint is an almost word-for-word copy of another lawsuit.