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Penn Professor Amy Wax Sues Over Alleged Discrimination

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University of Pennsylvania law professor Amy Wax has filed a lawsuit against the university for alleged racial discrimination, intensifying an ongoing dispute with the school’s administration regarding her contentious remarks on race. The lawsuit, lodged in federal court in Philadelphia, contends that the university applies its free speech policy in a biased manner, imposing stricter […]

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Legal Industry Faces Financial Headwinds: BigHand’s 2025 Annual Law Firm Finance Report

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Law Firm Finance Report 2025 The legal profession is undergoing a significant transformation, with law firms facing unprecedented financial challenges. BigHand’s 2025 Annual Law Firm Finance Report, based on a comprehensive survey of 813 senior legal finance professionals, CEOs, and Managing Partners from firms with 100+ lawyers across the UK and North America, reveals a

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The Resignation of Transformative US Attorney Martin Estrada

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Fighting Nazis, Crime & Fraud Martin Estrada , the trailblazing U.S. Attorney for the Central District of California, has announced his resignation after a remarkable tenure that began in September 2022. As the first U.S. Attorney of Central American heritage to lead the nation’s most populous federal district, Estrada’s departure marks the end of an

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Elon Musk’s X Fear Factor But Could a Tweet Kill a Law Firm?

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Elon Musk’s Tweet Effect on Law Firms Elon Musk’s interactions with the legal world have been marked by controversy and conflict. His recent social media activity has once again thrust him into the spotlight, highlighting his ability to influence public opinion and create political storms with just a few words on X. But can he

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Latham’s Leap Sees Profit Surge Propels Firm to New Heights

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Latham & Watkins Boosts Partner Profit-Shares Ben Thomson, LawFuel Big Law & Lists editor Latham & Watkins has long stood in the shadow of its more profitable peers, and is poised for a dramatic surge in partner compensation. The firm is set to catapult its profit-sharing units by a staggering 17 percent for 2024, a

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Inside the Latest US Power Play Over A Rogue International Court

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House Speaker Mike Johnson said Tuesday that the House will vote on a bill that seeks to hold the International Criminal Court accountable over arrest warrants for Israeli officials. “This week the House will vote to impose sanctions on ICC officials, and put the ICC prosecutor Karim Khan back in his place,” Johnson said. “(Khan)

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Seismic Shifts in Law Firm Business Models for 2025

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The Law Firm Business Outlook 2025 As we stand at the beginning of 2025, the legal industry finds itself at a crossroads, poised for transformation that could redefine the very essence of how law firms operate. Drawing insights from LegalTech’s comprehensive analysis, it’s clear that the coming year will be a crucible for innovation, adaptation,

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Clyde & Co Expands Texas Footprint Despite Woes Down Under

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Global law firm Clyde & Co has bolstered its presence in the Southwestern United States through a merger with Dallas-based insurance litigation specialist Tillman Batchelor. The new move is an encouraging sign for Clyde & Co which has seen financial struggles, particularly in Australia where the successful cybersecurity group left the firm and other partners

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