If all goes well, Vice President Kamala Harris will be sworn in as President on January 20, 2025. If that happens, she will bring her experience as a local district attorney and California’s attorney general to the Oval Office. That will be a very good thing. Others are now arguing that those experiences will be…
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Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day! According to Axiom’s new report, Bridging the Divide: Optimizing Legal Department Performance through Legal Ops, AI, and In-House Collaboration, what percentage of in-house legal departments have experienced budget cuts and hiring freezes over the past year? Hint: Compare the fate of legal departments…
Dive Brief: The Biden administration asked the Supreme Court on Monday to allow the U.S. Department of Education to enforce parts of its controversial new Title IX rule in locales where court orders have temporarily blocked the entire regulation. In a pair of filings, U.S. Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar asked the court to review the…
Hoo boy! These two Phoenix lawyers really, I mean REALLY, don’t like one another. Arizona plaintiffs lawyers Gil Negrete and Brandon Rafi are legitimately feuding — on his podcast, Negrete compared it to Kendrick Lamar and Drake saying, “This is real lawyer beef. Shutting him down.” While not as tight of an explainer of the…
Many higher education leaders now see growing potential for generative artificial intelligence to elevate the academic experience for students and faculty, a relatively fast evolution from the initial uncertainty about the technology’s role in higher education. “This is an exciting time, but one characterized by rapid change,” says Brian Johnsrud, head of thought leadership and…
Dive Brief: Louisiana public schools and colleges do not have to immediately begin implementing a new state law requiring posting of the Ten Commandments in every classroom by Jan. 1, after a federal court order filed Monday made state education agency leaders take a temporary step back. The order approves an agreement between parties in…
(Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images) Ed. note: Welcome to our daily feature, Quote of the Day. [I]f your lawyers are telling you that they can prevent the DNC from nominating its candidate of choice, they are idiots. I know a lot about that, since I beat them more than 60x in court after the 2020…
So sayeth a jury about Ozy Media’s Carlos Watson. The post Prosecutors Perhaps ‘Gratuitously Hyperbolic’ About Media Start CEO, But They Weren’t Wrong appeared first on Above the Law. #Prosecutors #Gratuitously #Hyperbolic #Media #Start #CEO #Werent #Wrong
“It might be the right result that partners should be making a lot less money and associates should be making a lot more money and not necessarily working harder,” Anglo-American General Counsel Richard Price told Law.com International. At press time, the in-house leader was suffering from 32 stab wounds in the back. Each appeared to…