By Christine Charnosky | June 22, 2022
The decision to be open about one's sexual orientation is a deeply personal one. But for many queer law deans, the decision's potential impact on the people they lead is often a key part of the calculus.
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By Keith Letourneau | June 21, 2022
Years of magic(al) pipe thinking have deluded perpetrators into believing they can continue to intentionally pump oil into the world's oceans with impunity, says Keith B. Letourneau, a partner with Blank Rome.
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By Dan Roe | June 21, 2022
ALM Mental Health Survey data show that women and minorities, who felt the least supported by their firms, are feeling better in hybrid and remote settings.
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By Hannah Walker | June 15, 2022
The UK took this concept into reality as thousands of employees have begun testing a four-day work week. But questions linger around whether Big Law is structured to take advantage of the idea.
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By Kenneth Artz | June 10, 2022
There are a variety of factors that would drive whether a group departure was regrettable including economic factors, cultural factors, and others, says Kent Zimmermann of Zeughauser Group.
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By Michael Leslie, Granta Nakayama, Megan Nishikawa and Erich Almonte | June 8, 2022
"EPA will likely scrutinize the regulatory compliance of warehouses, refineries, factories, chemical plants, and agricultural facilities in environmental justice communities. And environmental litigation of all kinds likely will include environmental justice claims," say King & Spalding attorneys Michael Leslie, Granta Nakayama, Megan Nishikawa, and Erich J. Almonte.
By Aron Solomon | June 6, 2022
"... the more frequently Griner's name appears in our news feeds, the more pressure there is on the U.S. government to intensify and accelerate its efforts to bring her home," says Aron Solomon, JD, the Chief Legal Analyst for Today's Esquire.
By Christine Charnosky | June 3, 2022
"The pandemic made things a bit easier with remote learning, but a lot of schools and employers will bounce back like it never happened," said Marissa Ditkowsky, a staff attorney at Tzedek DC and executive director of the National Disabled Law Students Association.
By Greg Andrews | June 2, 2022
Want to know the pressure points company legal chiefs will be wrestling with in the coming years? Check out the issues outside groups are spotlighting at public company annual meetings this spring.
Texas Lawyer | Analysis|Expert Opinion
By David S. Coale | June 1, 2022
"To be effective, originalism must truly be originalism, rather than a label affixed to some other mode of reasoning," says Dallas appellate lawyer David S. Coale.
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