Introduction A Wisconsin state judge faces federal charges after allegedly obstructing U.S. immigration agents in a highly charged courtroom incident. The case has reignited tensions between the Trump ...

Introduction In a dramatic show of solidarity, hundreds of BigLaw partners and former judges have voiced their support for Susman Godfrey LLP in its legal battle against an executive order issued by ...

Major Kirkland Departures Signal Backlash Against Firm’s DEI Retreat Kirkland & Ellis, long recognized as the richest Biglaw firm in the United States, is facing an internal crisis. Earlier this month ...

Introduction In a sweeping move to reshape the U.S. government workforce, President Donald Trump issued a new executive order on Thursday that significantly alters the way federal employees achieve ...

The University of Chicago Law School once again dominated the national rankings for federal clerkship placements, sending the highest percentage of 2024 graduates into these prestigious roles, ...

Transgender Passport Policy In a landmark decision on Friday, U.S. District Judge Julia Kobick ruled that a Trump ...

Elite University Fights Back Against Alleged Political Retaliation and Academic Suppression Harvard University filed a ...

Linked Legal Agreements In a bold move, Democratic lawmakers have intensified scrutiny on some of the largest law firms in ...

Introduction: The Perils of Unproven Innovation In an era where artificial intelligence is revolutionizing industries—from legal research to contract analysis—it was only a matter of time before bar ...

Introduction: A New Era of Legal Ethics In an era where constitutional norms are under sustained pressure from executive overreach, resistance within the legal field is no longer confined to seasoned ...

Introduction: When Lawyers Become Leaders for Democracy As the rule of law bends under pressure from the Trump administration’s increasingly aggressive tactics, the legal community faces a defining ...

The race for top legal talent has reached warp speed—and Harvard Law School students are feeling the heat. In a recent editorial published in the Harvard Law Record, student voices are raising ...