The Best Law Schools For Human Rights Law (2025)

At a time when hard-won discrimination protections in the U.S. are being steadily eroded, we’ve never needed the passion and commitment of young lawyers aspiring to build careers in human rights more than we do today. The National Jurist’s preLaw magazine recently released its ranking of the best law schools for human rights on its […]

Go In-House Sooner: The Money Is Worth It

Too often, my colleagues in law firms push back on going in-house because they want to stay longer to make more money, gain experience, or find a more fitting position. These can be fair reasons to delay or avoid going in-house — especially if one genuinely enjoys most aspects of their law firm job. But […]

Kash Patel Makes FBI Great Again By Getting It Sued

Yesterday, three former high-ranking FBI officials sued the agency’s director Kash Patel for wrongful termination and retaliation. Brian Driscoll, Jr., Steven Jensen, and Spencer Evans allege a revenge campaign by the White House against Trump’s enemies at the FBI that violated due process and the First Amendment and ultimately led to their dismissal. Their complaint […]

Morning Docket: 09.11.25

* Trump administration appeals stay in bid to fire Federal Reserve governor in prelude to Supreme Court showdown. [Reuters] * Former FBI agents allege they were subjected to loyalty tests. [NPR] * Clients driving firms to use more generative AI. Knock it all you want, but hallucinations are cheap! [Bloomberg Law News] * Bipartisan ABA […]

The morning read for Thursday, September 11

Each weekday, we select a short list of news articles and commentary related to the Supreme Court. Here’s the Thursday morning read: 3 Pillars of Trump’s Power Are Tested, as Pivotal Cases Head to Supreme Court (Brian Bennett, Time) — The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to decide the fate of President Donald Trump’s tariffs, […]