In an intriguing development, it appears that even the legal team of former US President Donald Trump is taking cues from Above The Law. In recent news reported by the insightful legal blog, Trump’s counsel expressed anger towards Joe and Liz, although the cause for their discontent wasn’t specified in the summary. This information may serve as a notable reminder of the depth with which certain online commentary and analysis are being observed by legal practitioners. More can be found on this story
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In a different legal scope lies the state of Florida, that is currently seeking an escape from its steep legal bills. Legal costs can indeed add up when complex lawsuits call for a deep bench of specialised attorneys. Details on this six-figure lawyer’s fees affair can be accessed
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On to matters of law firm culture and the debate around work-life balance, a firm has allegedly reprimanded its lawyers for failing to check their emails during leave periods. For those interested in the implications of this on ‘always-on’ culture in law, you can find details of this story
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Addressing intellectual diversity in the legal space, The Society For The Rule Of Law presents a distinct lean against insurrection favoring beliefs. Its aspirations and objectives could make for an interesting exploration for those sedimented in or yearning for change in the sphere of right-wing legal thought. The commentary can be read in full
here.
Lastly, the patent bar is reportedly on the hunt for some artistic flair among its new recruits. This widening of the talent pool could lead to more varied and innovative legal perspectives in IP law. For those interested in joining or simply curious about this trend, further information can be found
here.