by HolAdmin | Nov 7, 2025 | American Legal News
We’ve all heard the chatter about our dwindling attention spans. But do we truly grasp the extent of this issue? It’s a shared struggle that many of us are navigating. Let’s consider how much content contends for our attention. On a typical workday, I receive between...
by HolAdmin | Nov 7, 2025 | American Legal News
U.S. Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino, head of the Trump administration’s military presence in Chicago, “Operation Midway Blitz,” is in the hot seat. That’s been true for a minute, since there are some pretty serious allegations (and video!) that federal agents...
by HolAdmin | Nov 7, 2025 | American Legal News
DEI has been an easy scapegoat for poor government management, unexpected boat-bridge collisions, and unwanted orders to clean out your cubicle. Faced with the door, former in-house attorney David Farkas sued FirstEnergy alleging that they fired him for asking...
by HolAdmin | Nov 7, 2025 | American Legal News
We all know that a legal education can land the average law school graduate in up to six figures of debt (to be specific, on average, 2025 graduates racked up more than $112,500 in student debt), and we all know that egregiously high tuition costs are to blame. But...
by HolAdmin | Nov 7, 2025 | American Legal News
The indictment of former FBI Director James Comey is deeply problematic. Career prosecutors didn’t want to touch it with a 10-foot pole but Comey is a political enemy of the president of the United States, so here we are. The barebones indictment is conclusory at...
by HolAdmin | Nov 7, 2025 | American Legal News
Back in August, the New York Times reported that Kirkland and Paul Weiss (along with Skadden) — firms who had cut deals with the administration in exchange for pro bono payola — had done work for Trump’s Commerce Department. Democratic lawmakers quickly fired off...
