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- Afternoon Briefs: 2 BigLaw firms have no Black partners; judge finishes backlog of civil case motions
- LexisNexis unveils new legal research product with better insights, more modern visual design
- Harassment is ‘embedded within the culture’ in many legal workplaces, new study finds
- Harvard, MIT sue to stop new rule prohibiting visas for international students taking online courses
- Some states are devoted to in-person July bar exams, despite health risks from COVID-19
- Supreme Court upholds exemption allowing employers to skip contraceptive coverage
- Supreme Court bars bias suits by teachers with faith duties at religious schools
- Chief Justice Roberts was hospitalized last month after a fall
- Ignore COVID-19 guidelines at your disciplinary peril, Georgia judges told
- Afternoon Briefs: BigLaw’s big bankruptcy bucks; polyamorous ties recognized
- Hughes Hubbard lays off lawyers, staffers after receiving paycheck protection loan
- Former law firm partner suspended for approving settlements without telling insurer client
- Florida lawyer wears full hazmat suit to court amid COVID-19 crisis
- Harvard Law student sues for spring 2020 tuition; some lawyers doubt he will prevail
- In advancing dignity rights, the ABA has a unique potential to change the world
- Dozens of BigLaw firms are getting paycheck protection loans; which ones made the list?
- Afternoon Briefs: 9th Circuit blocks asylum restriction; report finds sanctioned judges remain in the job
- County subpoenas partygoers who didn’t cooperate in COVID-19 contact tracing
- Supreme Court strikes down exception to a ban on robocalls, citing First Amendment concerns
- SCOTUS blocks judge’s order easing Alabama voting restrictions