The Myth Of All-American Drugs And What Trump’s Tariffs Miss About Pharma Supply Chains
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Why Some Lawyers Succeed And Others Don’t: It’s Not What You Think
From time to time, I come up with what I call “FRETZINISMS.” These are unique quotes that pop into my head and need to be written down immediately, because sometimes they’re gold. Here’s one I think we can all agree is true: “Procrastination gives you a pass for today but hands you a problem for […]
HSF sees revenue and profit rise in final year before Kramer merger
PEP climbs to £1.4 million Herbert Smith Freehills (HSF) has reported solid financial results for the year prior to its summer merger with US outfit Kramer Levin. The firm, which officially merged with Kramer Levin last month to form Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer, grew revenue 4% to £1.36 billion in the year to 30 April […]
Justice Neil Gorsuch’s “right to jury trial” revolution
ScotusCrim is a recurring series by Rory Little focusing on intersections between the Supreme Court and criminal law. Please note that the views of outside contributors do not reflect the official opinions of SCOTUSblog or its staff. Welcome to the second installment of ScotusCrim, a recurring column focused on criminal-law-and-related cases at the Supreme Court. […]
Trump DOJ’s Keystone Kops Fire Alina Habba Replacement Without Realizing That Has Nothing To Do With It
(Photo by Julia Demaree Nikhinson – Pool/Getty Images) In one of the more stupid episodes in an already stupid run of them, Pam Bondi gushed to social media that the Trump administration would stand up to “politically minded” judges and fire Desiree Leigh Grace, the First Assistant U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey. […]
Clorox’s Multi-Million Dollar Lawsuit Reveals Embarrassing Security Protocol
When most people think of hacking, they probably think of some Matrix-like montage of all-black suits, otherworldy tech savvy, and an obligatory “I’m in” once everything goes as planned: Lo and behold: movies and YouTube shorts may not be the most accurate reflections of reality. Turns out that all some multi-million dollar hacking schemes require […]
Some Great — If Obvious — Advice For The Biglaw Biter
So… everyone’s been talking about the Biglaw Biter. Not exclusively in Biglaw circles, or even just within the legal profession, but like Page Six is talking about the story that Above the Law broke. Hell, it’s even gone international. There’s been speculation about what the BB is up to now, since she’s been bounced from […]
Lawyers Hit Turning Point On AI
Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day! According to the 2025 Legal Risk Index Report by Embroker, what percentage of legal professionals say they use AI in their day-to-day work? Hint: Last year only 22% said they use AI — what a difference a year makes. See the answer on […]
An Opportunity To Chew The Cud — See Also
Some Well-Meaning Advice For The Biglaw Biter: There are some personality quirks you leave at the office door. It Isn’t Enough To Go The 2100+ Hour Distance: King & Spalding also needs you to do it at the office for some reason. The ‘I Don’t Doodle’ Defense Isn’t Going Well: The Epstein List is only […]
Supreme Court sides with Trump administration in battle over ability to remove agency commissioners
The Supreme Court on Wednesday cleared the way for the Trump administration to remove three of the five members of the Consumer Product Safety Commission from office while their challenges to their firings continue. In a brief unsigned order, the justices blocked, at least for now, a ruling by a federal judge in Maryland that […]