Jayden Daniels’ run to the Heisman Trophy with the LSU Tigers in 2023 was one of the most electric quarterback seasons in the recent history of college football. Daniels threw… Read More »Jayden Daniels’ LSU feud over No. 5 jersey keeps getting more bizarre
Most law firm conferences follow the same formula: badges, a lobby full of vendor booths, a ballroom, someone at a podium, a stack of CLE credits, and a flight home… Read More »LabCon 2026: The Law Firm Conference Built for Building, Not Sitting Through CLE
Jun 3, 2026; Boston, Massachusetts, USA; Baltimore Orioles pitcher Chris Bassitt (40) throws a pitch against the Boston Red Sox in the first inning at Fenway Park. Mandatory Credit: David… Read More »Orioles activate RHP Chris Bassitt from IL to face Rays
Email is one of the most important ways lawyers communicate with colleagues, adversaries, clients, and pretty much everyone else involved in the legal profession. Most lawyers probably send dozens, if… Read More »Lawyers Should Think Twice Before CCing Bosses To An Email
On August 4, 2026, the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit handed down its long awaited en banc decision in an appeal of a preliminary injunction issued in Climate… Read More »A Big Win in Few Words: What to Glean from the Climate United Fund Decision
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This week, Gavin Newsom made his latest pitch to the mob by proclaiming himself “an established insurgent.” It was vintage Newsom in trying to be everything to everyone, part of… Read More »Gavin Newsom, the DSA, and the Danton Delusion – JONATHAN TURLEY
We are excited to announce the publication of a new bulletin in our Administration of Justice series: “Initial Appearances before North Carolina Magistrates.” Special thanks to my colleagues Brittany Bromell… Read More »New Publication on Initial Appearances before Magistrates – North Carolina Criminal Law Blog
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