The DOJ’s Insider Buying and selling Case Is Mainly A Vault 100 Agency Listing: Sidley, Latham, Goodwin, Weil, DLA Piper, Willkie, Wachtell — this indictment would be for an impressive on-campus interview schedule.
Paul Weiss Technically Isn’t Having Layoffs, It’s Simply That Associates Are Leaving Very Rapidly And Not By Selection: The firm keeps losing litigation leadership and now its “performance” reviews have forced out a suspicious number of litigation associates.
A Newly Mixed Agency Has Additionally Embarked On Layoffs: A newly merged top-20 Biglaw firm is working through growing pains that include layoffs, which is what “synergies” always meant in the fine print if anyone had bothered to read past the press release.
In Alito’s Protection, The Made-Up Information He Cited Would Have Been Convincing: The Supreme Court inserted fabricated factual claims into its opinion functionally striking down the Voting Rights Act.
However, Keep in mind, Cease Speaking About The Emperor’s Lack Of Garments: Chief Justice Roberts is disappointed that everyone seems to think the Court is political just because they decided to rewrite election law.
Virginia Supreme Courtroom Guidelines ‘Positive, The Textual content SAYS This Is Authorized However What This Opinion Presupposes Is… What If It Didn’t?’: After Virginia voters approved congressional redistricting, the majority of the state supreme court spent 30 pages redefining one sentence.
Republicans Appear To Get Carded A Lot: Todd Blanche thinks you need ID to go to a restaurant (this man must really want to start eating at a private club).
Good Issues Come In Small (And Midsized) Packages: Vault drops its annual small and midsize firm rankings.
Legislation College students Create Content material That Is Extra Watchable Than Something The DOJ Filed This Week: The 17th annual ATL Law Revue Video Contest has a winner.
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