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Is Chevron Really Over?: Congress’s attempt to codify Chevron deference is calling Roberts’s bluff. You’ll Need More Than Innocence: Missouri AG has a penchant for keeping innocent people behind bars. Lawsuit Alleges 89% Isn’t White Enough: Looks like Northwestern hiring a minority tax law professor was one too many. Gotta Pay The Troll Toll: Time…
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Photo by Collection of the Supreme Court of the United States via Getty Images Back in June, the Supreme Court got rid of Chevron deference… right? It seems to be the case that the agencies preventing your hotdogs from having so much sawdust in them that they can’t be safely stored in the refrigerated section…
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Kamala Harris (Photo by NOAH BERGER/AFP/Getty Images) Ed. note: Welcome to our daily feature, Quote of the Day. I don’t think there’s an Am Law 200 firm that won’t have a significant cadre of attorneys, partners and associates who will organize on her behalf and fundraise. — Peter Zeughauser, founder of law firm management consulting…
This morning, a judge in Florida issued a scathing ruling booting conservative trollsite The Gateway Pundit out of bankruptcy. It’s the latest episode of Conservative Misadventures in the Land of Bankruptcy, and this one’s a banger. The Gateway Pundit (TGP), which is like Infowars, but spammier and lower energy, was founded in 2004 by a…
In reporting yesterday on the record-setting $900 million investment in law practice management company Clio, I included a list of the 10 largest previous investments in legal tech. It did not take long for me to learn that the list was incomplete. So I set about trying to come up with a more accurate list….
Campaigns to manufacture outrage have long been popular, but we’re starting to see them ramp up targeting law schools. Stephen Miller earned a couple minutes of fame for suing on behalf of hypothetical white males discriminated against by NYU’s Law Review. But this isn’t just an east coast anti-diversity campaign — Northwestern was recently hit…
Yesterday, a proposed class action was filed in the Southern District of New York against Biglaw firm Foley Hoag. The firm, which made $302,525,000 in gross revenue last year making it 125th on the Am Law 200, is accused by a former IT employee of not paying $50,000 in overtime accrued over the course of…
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey took a break from filing frivolous lawsuits about people hurting Elon Musk’s feelings and demanding the DOJ hand him all their evidence about Trump’s purloined top secret documents to actually do something in the state of Missouri! Alas, his activity within his state’s borders seems as deleterious to the taxpayers…