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Donald Trump is the living embodiment of the concept that if you repeat a lie loudly enough and often enough many people will come to believe it. He owes his…
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Photo by Collection of the Supreme Court of the United States via Getty Images By now everyone knows that a combination of Mitch McConnell’s machinations and RBG’s ill-timed date with…
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ARGUMENT ANALYSIS By Amy Howe on Jan 10, 2024 at 5:48 pm The justices heard oral argument in Smith v. Arizona on Wednesday. (Jesse Collins, Wikimedia Commons) The Supreme Court…
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Hey there, co-worker! Over the years, have you noticed a change in your firm? Because the data shows that the demographics are changing in ways that should inspire a future…
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(Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) On January 4, as the court sought logistical details for the upcoming closing arguments in Trump’s New York fraud trial, former Florida Solicitor General Chris…
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While AI offers incredible possibilities for legal teams, it also poses a risk for businesses as a whole. In this webinar, our friends at Axiom delve into the crucial implications…
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The Chief spent his entire annual report on the federal judiciary on the rise of artificial intelligence and how AI cannot possibly replace judges because the judge is so much…
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How can legal leaders use a forward-thinking mindset to propel an international team to new heights? In this UpLevel View podcast, legal operations expert Stephanie Corey of UpLevel Ops sits…
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Edward C. Chung wanted to drive home his concern that Chevron (and some other entities) might skip out on an $18 billion arbitration award. To bolster his case, he sought…
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Man, if you thought Claudine Gay’s tenure as president of Harvard was short-lived, you’ve been looking at the wrong school’s leadership. The face of Stanford Law’s dean has changed so…
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