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Friday, January 7, 2022

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As law schools admit more students, will there be enough jobs?

Lawyer pens book about multiple personality disorder murder case that haunts him

Chemerinsky: Expect a momentous year ahead for the Supreme Court

Chief Justice Roberts tasks judiciary with addressing three areas in year-end report

Online auction of RBG's personal library set for this month

FROM THE DECEMBER-JANUARY 2021-'22 MAGAZINE

For some civil rights lawyers, police body camera video can be hard to come by

When civil rights attorneys seek body camera video, police departments, officials and judges can sometimes stand in their way. Sometimes, according to lawyers and legal experts, the video is selectively released or edited. That can leave lawyers with little choice but to file a lawsuit.

Federal appeals courts go remote amid COVID-19 surge

As omicron COVID-19 cases surge, several courts pause jury trials

Interested in helping Afghans apply for asylum? Here's a way to start

Lateral associate moves increased 51% compared to prior four years, new data shows

Hulu's 'Dopesick' puts microscope on the architects of the opioid epidemic

Can C-suite diversity officers really make a difference?

Jury finds Elizabeth Holmes, CEO of blood-testing company Theranos, guilty of fraud

Guardianship battles in the spotlight spark new calls for reform

Racial and ethnic justice cases reveal ideological rift in the courts

How I went from civil litigator to animal policy strategist

6 ways to fight workplace bullying in legal spaces

Airport's general counsel resigns amid reports that he slapped subordinate

Judge gives 'Nirvana Baby' 'one last opportunity' to revive lawsuit over trafficking claims

Asked and Answered

Do federal jurors still care whether a witness is caught in a lie? Not as much, say 2 veteran litigators

Physical aspects aren't the only changes in federal litigation, according to two veteran Chicago litigators, who are featured in this episode looking at how litigation has changed over the years.

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