The face of legal news today presents a diverse range of developments. His honor,
John Roberts, it seems, doesn’t require billionaire sort of handouts to affirm his status as the wealthiest justice serving on the bench.
In other news, Texas Governor Greg Abbott is courting controversy with preparations to leverage taxpayer capital from the Lone Star State in a head-on clash over the supremacy clause. The
Associated Press reports on ongoing developments.
Adding an unexpected player to the litigation landscape,
Bloomberg Law News uncovers how insurance companies are venturing into litigation finance, with potential implications for law firms.
Meanwhile, a
Reuters report highlighs a landmark event – The last law school class admitted before the landmark decision from the Supreme Court to nullify affirmative action is reportedly the most diverse in history.
Further on, in a seemingly metaphorical reflection of the classic Poison composition “Every Rose Has Its Thorn,” we see turbulence in the management ranks of
Norton Rose.
Lastly, we turn to the never-dwindling saga of Rudy Giuliani. It appears that the former mayor of New York City has reprised his approach from his defamation case and ended up defaming the same individuals yet again.
Law360 provides a detailed account of the unfolding events.