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Law Firm Bryan Cave Cuts Staff in Response to Decreased Demand

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BigLaw Layoffs Continue Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner recently made the decision to lay off 47 legal secretaries and administrative staff across its offices worldwide in a move that follows other BigLaw layoffs. Bryan Cave resulted from a major merger lead by two ‘power women’ attorneys in 2019. Out of the total number of employees affected, […]

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The Dimopoulos vs. NFL Playoff

Steve Dimopoulos sues the NFL over a trademark infringement issue

Las Vegas personal injury attorney Steve Dimopoulos is taking on the NFL and the Raiders in a legal battle. After receiving a cease and desist letter, Dimopoulos has sued the organizations, asserting that his firm did not infringe on their trademarks in a Super Bowl commercial. He argues that his firm was careful not to feature league or team logos, and that the colors used predate the Raiders’ move to Las Vegas. Dimopoulos is demanding a ruling affirming no trademark infringement.

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Lawrence Tribe And The TribeLaw Effect

Lawrence Tribe whose Twitter account and ruminations on law remain highly influential

Lawrence Tribe’s Twitter Account: Insights and Controversies Lawrence Tribe is a prominent legal scholar and professor of Constitutional Law at Harvard Law School. He is also a prolific user of Twitter, where his TribeLaw has amassed a large following due to his insightful commentary on legal issues and his outspoken criticism of the Trump administration.

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LSAT or Not? ABA Council Faces Tough Decisions on Law School Admissions

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The American Bar Association’s Council of the Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar will reconsider the elimination of the longstanding rule requiring schools to use the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) or other standardized tests when admitting students. The decision raises the question: should law schools continue to require standardized tests like the LSAT as part of their admissions process?

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8 Ways Technology is Shaping the Legal Sector

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Technology is revolutionizing the legal industry, with innovations such as e-discovery, legal analytics, and document automation improving efficiency and accuracy. Artificial intelligence and machine learning are also being used to assist with legal research and decision-making. The use of virtual courtrooms and online dispute resolution is also on the rise.

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