The morning read for Wednesday, Feb. 12

Share Each weekday, we select a short list of news articles and commentary related to the Supreme Court. Here’s the Wednesday morning read: Legal showdown looms as Trump tests limits of presidential power (Anthony Zurcher & Kayla Epstein, BBC News) Musk and Trump allies ratchet up rhetoric against the judiciary (Tom Hals, Reuters)  What Happens […]

Morning Docket: 02.12.25

* Chevron began as a justification for the Reagan administration to ignore environmental laws. Now that Trump’s in charge, Loper Bright might be the environmentalists’ revenge. [National Law Journal] * Elon begins process of threatening law firms. [Reuters] * Neal Katyal joins Milbank. [American Lawyer] * FBI wants law office in “DWI Eneterpise” case. [ABA […]

Decision expected soon on solicitor apprenticeship funding future

Legal profession vocal in objection to government cuts A decision on the future of solicitor apprenticeship funding is expected soon, Legal Cheek understands, as law firms and training providers push for continued government support. Concerns have been mounting over the proposed removal of levy funding for certain Level 7 apprenticeships, including the six-year solicitor apprenticeship […]

Lawfluencers face trolls and unwanted advances, research finds

Research highlights LinkedIn’s dark side Nearly two-thirds of legal professionals report receiving harassing, negative or troll messages on LinkedIn, according to new research. The findings also reveal that 44% of lawyers, including lawfluencers with vast followings, have experienced sexual harassment or unwanted advances through private messages or comments on the professional networking site. When asked […]