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Friday, Jan. 3, 2025

Top Stories of the Week

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10 ways the bar exam could change in 2025


Chemerinsky: What can we expect from SCOTUS in 2025?


Chief Justice Roberts calls attention to judicial threats in year-end report


6th Circuit strikes down FCC's net neutrality rules


More lawyers are taking on second jobs

 

From the December 2024-January 2025 Magazine

25 Books for Lawyers: Attorneys share reads they found inspiring, insightful and useful in the practice of law

The ABA Journal asked attorneys to share reads they found inspiring, insightful and useful in the practice of law. Here are 25 of their suggestions.

Getting ready for retirement is easier than you think


Retired Supreme Court justice will hear cases with 1st Circuit


Apple agrees to $95M settlement in Siri privacy class-action case


Pentagon's 9/11 plea deals can proceed, appeals court rules


$5M verdict against Trump for defamation and sexual abuse upheld by NY appeals court


With mergers on the rise, how can law firms ensure their success?


Legal industry CEOs reflect on vibrant 2024, look ahead to 2025

ABA Insider

Home Renovations: ABA President Bill Bay promises changes for members

"Sure, we need some renovations," ABA President Bill Bay says. "But it is about telling our story and making the experience memorable when you get here." »Read more

Launch into 2025 with our Mind Your Business roundup


Dartmouth basketball players end historic bid to unionize


5 tips to make the most of an experiential marketing initiative


Reopening the Gift


Immigration judge says balance and gumption have led her career


First Amendment bars kosher inspector from suing Jewish nonprofit, 9th Circuit says


Houston judge should not have received public reprimand, special review court says

 

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