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Friday, July 28, 2023

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Meet Lawsuit Barbie: She's been busy at Barbie's courthouse

A Message from Tabs3 Software

What Can Practice Management Software Do for Your Firm?

No summer break for Supreme Court ethics debate

Federal judge questions 'move afoot' to encourage arguments by junior lawyers

Following Stanford Law incident at Federalist Society event, associate DEI dean leaves role

From the June-July 2023 Magazine

TikTok ban might sting legal influencers, but they have plenty of other options

TikTok is trending for the wrong reason these days. In late March, lawmakers in Washington, D.C., grilled TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew after claiming the app, owned by Beijing-based ByteDance, is a national security threat because of its ties to the Chinese government.

'A Trending Color': Pink is a brand for Barbie-loving lawyer

Judge checked Facebook and texted during murder trial, courtroom video shows

'Virtually all' incoming law students think they will be in the top half of their class, new study finds

Paramedics who wrongly insisted woman was dead have immunity in civil suit, 6th Circuit says

27 lawyers leave Stroock as it continues to seek merger partner

Incivility could be basis for discipline under proposed ethics rule change in California

Golden Gate Law students with free tuition plan to stay at the school despite concerns

Bill Bay, the ABA's president-elect nominee, hopes to attract new lawyers to the association

Meet Our Nominees: ABA candidates, in their own words

The rise of AI-powered legal assistants

Is family court too flawed to be fixed?

Judge whittles SEC request for names of nearly 300 BigLaw clients to 7

It's been more than 10 years since a Black lawyer argued SCOTUS case for US

Judge who hugged prosecutors after Parkland, Florida, shooter's trial is reprimanded

The Modern Law Library

Is family court too flawed to be fixed?

Jane M. Spinak did not set out to write a book arguing for the abolition of family court. She thought that she would be making the case for a set of sensible reforms. But the more she dug in, the more she began to believe there was no saving it.

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