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Friday, June 4, 2021

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Online bar exams axed by NCBE beginning next year

A Message From Marketing 360

Why Lawyers Shouldn't Ignore Social Media Marketing

Chemerinsky: Precedent seems to matter little in the Roberts Court

A year after his COVID-19 recovery, Above the Law founder David Lat makes some big changes

Lawyer is fined after he flips the bird during Zoom oral arguments

FROM THE JUNE-JULY 2021 MAGAZINE

How one lawyer is trying to solve a John Wayne Gacy murder mystery

Lawyer Steven Becker never could have expected a client like Sherry Marino to show up at his office. But when his private detective brought Marino into his office, explaining that she wanted to look further into the death of her son, Becker found the dark-haired mother a persuasive figure.

This firm is fighting mandatory COVID-19 vaccines with legal filings and warnings

Stanford lifts graduation hold on law student who made satirical flyer for fake Federalist Society event

Challenging COVID-19 restrictions can boost business, but beware of political consequences

US can't consider race or sex in distributing pandemic funds to restaurants, 6th Circuit says

Appeals court allows eviction moratorium to continue, says CDC likely to win appeal

Justice Barrett parts ways with 3 conservative justices in ruling on reach of computer fraud law

Judge who used N-word says she was forced to resign in 'judicial wilding'

7 tips to strengthen the mind through identifying and overcoming implicit bias

Lawyer is disbarred after missing multiple hearings; he blamed PTSD caused by his medical condition

Negotiating the trauma of working with prisoners, pro bono and after hours

Judge resigns after facing multiple misconduct charges over courtroom outbursts

Lawyer described as 'Don Quixote of student debt' relief decides to run for Congress

This voting rights advocate and 'Jeopardy!' champ is ready with the right answers

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A year after his COVID-19 recovery, Above the Law founder David Lat makes some big changes

In May 2020, lawyer and author David Lat was starting his recovery from a life-threatening bout with COVID-19. A little over a year later, Lat, founder of Above the Law, decided to leave his job as a legal recruiter, go back to writing full time, and leave New York City for the New Jersey suburbs with his husband and their 3-year-old son.

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