Donald Trump's Headed Back to the White House. But First, a Sentencing?
While dismissal of the case was seen as unlikely, observers said Acting Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan would be disinclined to impair the president-elect from discharging his duties.Scammers Target Lawyers Across Country With Fake Court Notices
"Phishing scams targeting lawyers with official-looking documents are on the rise," said a Texas attorney who was targeted this week.4 New Judges: Meet the Lawyers DeSantis Just Elevated to the Bench
The appointments introduce experienced attorneys to the judiciary in St. Lucie and Santa Rosa counties and to the First Judicial Circuit Court.Where Will Partner Hiring Surge Under Trump?
Under a better deal market, law firm lateral movement in corporate practices, such as private equity, funds, mergers and acquisitions and capital markets, will likely pick up.'Rapidly Closing Window': Progressive Groups Urge Senate Votes on Biden's Judicial Nominees
"We have always been adamant that the Senate must confirm all of President Biden's nominees and fill every possible vacancy, regardless of who wins the election," said Jake Faleschini, of Alliance for Justice.Doom Spending Compromises Healthy Financial Futures
I'm seeing more and more doom and gloom in my bankruptcy practice. And I don't mean the usual, often overwhelming, stress of being financially underwater. The doom I'm referring to is the cause of financial problems.Tradition vs. Technology: Original Paper Wills Are Still Required
When it comes to estate planning documents such as wills and trusts, despite the widespread adoption of digital platforms in various other industries, an original signed will is still absolutely required.What to Expect From the SEC Under Trump 2.0
"While the issues of what's in the best interest of an investor will continue to be important, we won't see as much energy put behind trying to expand those obligations beyond the regulatory frameworks that already exist," said Jennifer Klass, a partner at K&L Gates.Law Firm Diversity Pros Fear for Future of DEI Efforts Under Trump Presidency
"Law firms should talk more about what they're doing," argued diversity consultant Joelle Emerson. "One of the things that makes this so controversial is that people don't know what these programs are."Trump's Return to the White House: The Legal Industry Reacts
Law firm leaders, litigators and key industry stakeholders weigh in on the business, regulatory and legal implications of second Trump administration going forward.Trending Stories
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