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Friday, April 2, 2021

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US News releases its 2022 law school rankings; which schools had lowest student debt?

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Chemerinsky: SCOTUS weighs whether freedom of speech applies to students off campus using social media

Lawyer who said disbarment would be an 'honor' gets his wish

How quickly can Biden deliver on policing reform?

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50 startup tips to get your practice off the ground

For many, being your own boss is the ultimate dream. But the idea of hanging up your own shingle can be scary and confusing, while others might not know where to start. We asked lawyers, legal professionals, marketers, consultants and other experts what to keep in mind when starting your own practice. Here are 50 tips.

Supreme Court rules for Facebook in dispute over texts; justices spar over 'series-qualifier canon'

Voluntarily intoxicated rape victims aren't 'mentally incapacitated,' top state court rules

Several states consider lowering cut scores on bar exam, making it easier to pass

Biden's first judicial picks include DC Circuit nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, said to be SCOTUS contender

Biden has an opportunity to reform and diversify federal courts

Top tips for lawyers who struggle with self-compassion to develop inner strength

Amy Breihan has dedicated her career to helping juvenile lifers seek parole

Compared with 2016, there are now half as many for-profit law schools

Law firms are pulling out all the stops in hot hiring market for some lateral associates

ABA supports universal background checks, other proposals to curb gun violence, lawmakers told

Suit alleges BigLaw firm used LexisNexis product to inflate bills for flat-fee legal research

Polsinelli's commitment to diversity was 'mere pretense,' alleges gay ousted partner in bias suit

BigLaw partner added 'fictional hours' to client bills, meriting a 2-year suspension, court says

This NYC-based lawyer runs a talent agency for internet-famous animals

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The pandemic has not slowed down Howard Bashman of How Appealing

Although the COVID-19 pandemic has caused there to be fewer court filings in some jurisdictions, Howard Bashman's blog, How Appealing, continues to share multiple posts on a daily basis about appellate law and legal news.

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