High-Paying Boutique Firm: New Associates Earn $300K
Lawyers Getting Paid Big BucksSo, get this - Brewer, Attorneys & Counselors, a litigation boutique law firm, is bumping up the salaries for first-year associates to a whopping $300,000 starting September 1. That's $50,000...
Trump’s Oval Office Ambush: Land Expropriation Law in South Africa
US President Donald Trump and South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa met in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC on Wednesday, May 21, 2025. The meeting between the two leaders took...
Challenges for FEMA in Providing Funding for Migrant Aid
FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, is facing challenges in providing funding for migrant aid. This issue has garnered attention and sparked debate among various groups.Seniors are expressing concern about the rising costs associated...
Effects of Border Crisis in North Dakota Highlighted in House Committee Hearing Border Crisis Impact...
The House Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration Integrity, Security, and Enforcement recently conducted a field hearing to address the impact of the border crisis on North Dakota. During the hearing, various experts and officials shared...
Top Instagram Posts of 2024: A Year in Review
Swift Justice
In one of the top Instagram posts of 2024, a powerful image captured a moment of swift justice unfolding in a courtroom. The photo, shared by the ABA Journal, showcased the intensity and...
New Title: NJ Judiciary Resolves Discrimination Allegations with US Dept. of Justice | Law.com
The U.S. Department of Justice and the New Jersey judiciary have reached a settlement regarding allegations of discrimination within the Monmouth vicinage courts. The allegations centered around the courts' failure to adequately accommodate individuals...
Lord Turnbull to stand aside from criminal hearings on appointment of Lord Advocate
Lord Turnbull, husband of Dorothy Bain QC, will stand apart from offender hearings upon her appointment as Lord Advocate.Russell Findlay, the Scottish Conservative community security spokesman, had questioned whether it would be suitable for...
To Obtain or Not to Obtain: A Decision-Making Dilemma
**The Federal Circuit's Interpretation of 'Obtain' in Patent and Trademark Law**On July 26, 2024, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit made a significant decision in the case of Softview LLC v....
The Supreme Court may block consultative referendum in shock to SNP
The Supreme Court's decision today regarding two Scottish bills will be "a shock to the SNP", as it could prevent Holyrood holding a future consultative referendum on independence, according to Scottish Legal News.Following Lord Reed's...
Apple’s Bid for Mandamus Relief Denied by CAFC: Texas Transfer Rejected
Apple’s Attempt to Transfer Patent Infringement Case Denied by CAFCIn a recent development, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) rejected Apple, Inc.’s bid for mandamus relief in a patent infringement...
Mayorkas Misleads Public During Arizona Trip
Recently, Alejandro Mayorkas, the Department of Homeland Security Secretary, made a trip to Tucson, Arizona. During his visit, he tried to convince the public that President Biden's executive action has successfully decreased the number...
Appeals Court Vacates Sanctions Order Against Toyota for Failure to Provide English Translations
Toyota was recently at the center of a legal battle that gripped the North Carolina Court of Appeals. The court made a groundbreaking decision to vacate a sanctions order against the automotive giant in...
Law students sue EEOC over BigLaw letters: Legal battle unfolds
Three law students, who are not really sure why this matters, have gone ahead and filed a lawsuit asking a federal court to order the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to withdraw those pesky investigative...
8th Circuit Reverses Attorney Fee Award in T-Mobile Settlement
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit recently made a decision to reverse a substantial attorney fee award in a case involving T-Mobile. The original award of $78.75 million for class counsel...
Expanding Acceptance of Compensated Surrogacy: Michigan Law Changes Drive Progress
For many years, surrogacy was a risky and complicated process in Michigan due to strict laws and regulations. Families had to navigate legal hurdles and often sought assistance outside the state to avoid complications....
English Court Awards Landmark Judgment for Trading Misfeasance Under New Law
English Court Sets Precedent with Landmark Judgment for Trading Misfeasance Under New LawIn a groundbreaking ruling on 19 August 2024, the English Court delivered a significant judgment that sheds light on the implications of...
Property Standardisation Group celebrates its 20th Anniversary
The 20th anniversary of a group formed by four Scottish law firms, to help clients and lawyers in creating standardised templates to simplify the process of buying, selling, and leasing property in Scotland.TheProperty GroupThe...
AMC Theatres Settlement: Delaware Court Focuses on Dilution Language
So, like, there’s this whole thing going on with AMC Theatres in Baltimore, MD, right? Apparently, there’s a lawsuit happening because some people feel like their shares got all messed up during a stock...
Chinese Antitrust Agency Warns Patent Pools: What You Need to Know
Recent developments in China's antitrust enforcement highlight the country's increased focus on standard essential patents (SEPs). The State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) recently issued a warning to Avanci, a patent pool, regarding potential...
Myanmar dispatches: Upgrades and analysis from our law student correspondents in Myanmar
JURIST EXCLUSIVE -- These are excerpts from the past full filing from our law student correspondents from Myanmar reporting to JURIST until Myanmar went to Internet blackout on Sunday:So many things can happen tonight.At...
Russian Crypto Kingpins Busted in Billion-Dollar Laundering Scheme
The recent crackdown on Russian crypto kingpins involved in a billion-dollar laundering scheme has sent shockwaves through the global financial community. The U.S. Department of Justice made a significant announcement last Friday, revealing charges...
Norcross Prosecution: Impact of a Speaking Indictment
The recent high-profile prosecution of South Jersey powerbroker George Norcross has sparked controversy over the use of speaking indictments by the prosecution team. Speaking indictments, which lay out charges in a narrative format, have...
FCC Dismisses Khan’s Antitrust Suit Against PepsiCo
So, there was this whole thing with PepsiCo and Walmart, right? A suit was filed, alleging that PepsiCo was playing favorites by giving Walmart bigger discounts than other customers. Like, not cool, right? It...
The public should feel’reassured’ by COPFS’ in dealing with police allegations
Lord Advocate welcomed the publication of a review on how the Crown Office & Procurator Fiscal Service handle criminal allegations against police officers.The report was compiled in Scotland by HM Inspectorate of Prosecutions. It...
Kansas Attorney Shortage Leads to ‘Constitutional Crisis’, Justice Warns.
Kansas Attorney Shortage Nears 'Constitutional Crisis', Warns JusticeA concerning situation is unfolding in rural Kansas, where a severe shortage of lawyers is pushing the court system to its limits. Kansas Supreme Court...
USPTO Strikes Expanded Paneling Option from New PTAB Operating ProcedureUSPTO Removes Expanded Paneling...
The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has made changes to its Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) Standard Operating Procedure (SOP 1) regarding the assignment of judges to panels. The latest revision, the...
Biden Administration Closes Over 350,000 Asylum Cases
The Biden administration made a significant decision on Wednesday, June 19, by closing over 350,000 asylum cases. This move has sparked various reactions and discussions among the public. While some see it as a...
Consolidated Cases Against Tesla Shareholders for Musk’s Focus on X, AI
Tesla shareholders have decided to combine three separate court cases into one, in an effort to streamline the legal process and prevent duplicate efforts. This decision comes as a response to the increasing number...
Court Ruling on Monsanto’s Preemption Arguments Differs from Sister Courts | Law Insights
Monsanto, a major player in the agricultural industry, recently secured a significant legal victory in the ongoing Roundup litigation. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit made a groundbreaking ruling that differs...
Shaquille O’Neal Faces Lawsuit for Securities Promotion and Sale
Former National Basketball Association star Shaquille O'Neal is facing a lawsuit for his involvement in the promotion and sale of unregistered securities in the form of cryptocurrency tokens. A federal district court in Miami...
Gurneet Singh: Rising Star Award Winner at SABA North America
Jones Day's Gurneet Singh Honored as Rising Star Award Winner by South Asian Bar Association North AmericaIn a prestigious recognition, Gurneet Singh, a patent lawyer at Jones Day, has been named one of the...
Chapter 15 Debtors Eligibility Requirements: Eleventh vs Second Circuit Split | Insights
Courts are at odds over whether a foreign bankruptcy case can be recognized under chapter 15 of the Bankruptcy Code if the foreign debtor does not reside, have assets, or a place of business...
Beasley Allen Should Not Be Disqualified from Talc Leadership in Judge’s Ruling
A recent ruling by Judge John Porto of the Atlantic County Superior Court has denied Johnson & Johnson's request to disqualify Beasley Allen from leading the talcum powder litigation. This decision comes just a...
Interview with Judge Frank Caprio: America’s Nicest Judge
In a bustling courtroom in Providence, Rhode Island, Jenna Bettez, an elementary school teacher, found herself facing Judge Frank Caprio over two unpaid traffic tickets linked to a car registered in her name. Accompanied...
Stephen McGowan is the Lawyer of The Month
Stephen McGowan admits that licensing law can be "extremely hard to comprehend". Stephen McGowan speaks as an expert. He is the head of licensing (Scotland), at TLT, and also the author of three books...
Law Firms See 12.5% Revenue Growth in 2024
Law firms across the nation are celebrating a 12.5% increase in revenue for the year 2024, a significant jump from the 6% growth seen in 2023. This impressive surge in profits was largely driven...
Top-Ranked Law Firms for Minority, Female, and LGBTQ Lawyers
Larger law firms are seeing some progress in hiring minority and female lawyers, as per the recent rankings by the American Lawyer. The 2024 Diversity Scorecard revealed that there has been a slight increase...
Dismissal of Civil Suit Against Former Pharma Co. CIO by SEC
The dismissal of the civil suit against former Mylan executive Ramkumar V. Rayapureddy by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission marks a significant development in the legal proceedings surrounding his case. This decision comes...
Judge’s Removal Recommended Due to Political Comments and Confederate Flag Display – Law.com
Confederate Flag Display and Political Comments Lead to Judge's Removal RecommendationIn a shocking development, a Central New York judge has come under fire for allegedly displaying a Confederate flag on his desk for nearly...
Robert Buckland is replaced by Dominic Raab as justice secretary
Robert Buckland QC has been replaced by Dominic Raab as justice secretary.Mr Raab was fired from his post as foreign secretary and was heavily criticised after the fall of Afghanistan. During the Taliban's rule, he...
Legal Writing Tips: How to Explain Complex Concepts to Intelligent Readers
Mastering Legal Writing: Strategies for Effectively Communicating Complex ConceptsIn the realm of legal writing, the ability to explain intricate concepts to intelligent readers is a crucial skill that lawyers must master. Just like journalists...
New measures proposed in the Immigration Report
An independent expert group suggested that a series of changes in UK immigration rules could help support migrants from Scotland.The Expert Advisory Group on Migration and Population (EAG) has made 10 recommendations to support...
ASX Guidelines for Data Breach Reporting: What You Need to Know
The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) has recently updated its continuous disclosure Guidance Note with new Data Breach Examples, effective from 27 May 2024. These examples aim to assist ASX listed entities in determining whether...
Can Medicaid Beneficiaries Sue States for Defunding Planned Parenthood?
The U.S. Supreme Court to Decide on Medicaid Beneficiaries' Rights in Planned Parenthood CaseThe U.S. Supreme Court has taken up a crucial case that could determine whether Medicaid beneficiaries have the right to sue...
New Law School Rankings: Customize Methodology to Prioritize Your Criteria
Above the Law recently released their Top 50 Law Schools Ranking, but this year, there is a new twist. The rankings now allow prospective students to customize the data based on their own interests...
SCOTUS to Revisit President’s Power to Fire Officials
SCOTUS to Revisit President's Power to Fire OfficialsThe U.S. Supreme Court finds itself at the forefront of a significant legal battle involving the powers of the president to dismiss officials within the executive branch....
Tips for Incorporating Marketing Strategies into Legal Writing
Incorporating Marketing Strategies into Legal Writing: A Comprehensive Guide for LawyersIn the ever-evolving world of legal marketing, writing plays a crucial role. As lawyers, we have much to learn in order to effectively market...
Given gaps, inconsistencies, Syria’s declarations on chemical weapons programme not considered’Precise and complete’
"Considering that the gaps, inconsistencies and discrepancies that remain unresolved, the declaration submitted by Syria nevertheless cannot be considered accurate and complete, said Fernando Arias, Director-General of this Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical...
Scottish Solicitors Bar Association Made to Shield criminal Lawyers
A new organisation was made to safeguard the interests of criminal lawyers.The Scottish Solicitors Bar Association (SSBA) made its debut Twitter this week at which it declared Julia McPartlin as president and Stuary Murray...
Judge Seeks Quick Resolution in Maryland Key Bridge Dispute
Judge Prioritizes Quick Resolution in Maryland Key Bridge DisputeIn a bid to efficiently address the complex Baltimore Key Bridge collapse litigation, U.S. District Senior Judge James K. Bredar has laid out a strategic plan...



















































