by HolAdmin | Oct 28, 2025 | American Legal News
Thanks to the ongoing government shutdown, Washington has no shortage of overeducated professionals living in existential crisis. Few are embracing the chaos quite like Isaac Stein, a 31-year-old IRS attorney who swapped drafting retirement regulations for slinging...
by HolAdmin | Oct 27, 2025 | American Legal News
Jeanine Pirro Secures Lifetime Achievement In Losing: After departing the Fox bubble, Jeanine learns the real world has less tolerance for her nonsense. Cadwalader Getting The Urge To Merge?: After a series of departures, Cadwalader may have reached an existential...
by HolAdmin | Oct 25, 2025 | American Legal News
That’s A Lot Of Workplace Drama: Baker McKenzie’s defamation lawsuit against a former employee is messy. District Judges Are Holding Ground: Someone has to draw lines in the sand for the rule of law. Inching Closer To A Merger?: Cadwalader may be joining forces with...
by HolAdmin | Oct 25, 2025 | American Legal News
Ed. note: Welcome to our daily Trivia Question of the Day feature. Which justice was responsible for the addition of Starbucks coffee in the Supreme Court cafeteria? Hint: The most recently appointed justice serves on the Court’s cafeteria committee, so they’ve all...
by HolAdmin | Oct 25, 2025 | American Legal News
It is easy to laud the importance of our Constitution when there is no crisis. Constitutional advocacy really matters when our foundational values are in tension with state interest and polarizing effect. While I had to try my damnedest to stay awake during the...
by HolAdmin | Oct 25, 2025 | American Legal News
As detailed in a previous article, lawyers are often the target of scams since attorneys sometimes hold significant sums of money on behalf of clients. However, sometimes having a legal background can make it easier to debunk a scam in progress and make it less likely...
