"If you are known within your firm as the person others want to come to for guidance, advice and support. a leadership role is the next natural step."

The court kicks off Term 2022 with arguments next month in the Andy Warhol fair-use case. Multiple life science companies are also asking the court to take up their patent cases, while a case on trademark extraterritoriality appears destined for certiorari.

"As the Court explained in Lehr, where a relationship is established between father and child that 'demonstrates a full commitment to the responsibilities of parenthood' the Constitution protects that relationship," Justice Robyn Brody wrote for the unanimous panel. "'But the mere existence of a biological link does not merit equivalent constitutional protection.'"

"As Koslosky points to no evidence of pretext, we are thus left with one conclusion: American fired her because her racially insensitive social media posts violated its policies and generated an outcry from employees and customers alike," stated Judge Thomas L. Ambro. "Because this is a legitimate justification for her ouster, we are not persuaded that the company violated any law here."

"If admitted, you will get early confirmation of where you will be going to law school," said Dave Killoran, chief executive officer of PowerScore Test Preparation, "but is that really all that valuable?"

The state bar said it's disclosing a probe of Mark Geragos and Brian Kabateck "for protection of the public." Geragos accused the bar of "deflecting" from recent legislative criticism of the agency's priorities.

"Today's ruling is a potent reminder that people do not lose cherished rights under the First Amendment the moment they become pregnant and a victory for those seeking and providing vital pregnancy care," Rupali Sharma, senior counsel and director at the Lawyering Project, said in a statement Tuesday regarding Young's ruling. "Hoosiers will not sit idly by while politicians work to erase their rights and disregard their dignity in service of their ideological agendas."

If you're not doing right by your lawyers, there's never been a better time to open your own law firm.

The rebound in concert tours and ticket revenues as 2022 has unfolded gives the live events industry hope for a strong 2023, too. For many tours, though, it's income from merchandise that makes the tour profitable. Thus, the rise in the number of artists touring also means a parallel resurgence in the activities of counterfeit-merchandise sellers and renewed efforts by the industry to battle its long-time problem with the sale of counterfeit merchandise near event venues.

"When we began to say only people that are minimally acceptable get legal representation, the problem with that is who gets to determine who's minimally acceptable," Boies said.

I don't think we've seen the last of this struggle, but I do think we're going to see law firms that "get it" and excel.

One of the interesting things about the youngest generation entering the practice of law right now is that there are communities, especially on social media, that are very transparent about their careers.

There is no one-size-fits-all path to partner anymore.

A challenge to the controversial student debt forgiveness plan has been in the works since it was first announced in August.

Marriott filed its opening brief on Monday before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit to reverse a May 3 order certifying classes of hotel guests impacted by a 2018 data breach.

A linked page from the Maryland State Bar Association for purchasing the publication notes that the 2022 replacement-pages publication replaces "ALL Pages in the Fifth Edition."

"The grant will ensure that students will continue assisting local journalists to challenge government secrecy and wrongful police arrests of journalists," Susan E. Seager, adjunct law professor and head of the Press Freedom and Transparency practice at the Intellectual Property, Arts and Technology Clinic at UCI, said in a statement.

"Oftentimes we avoid doing things out of fear of failure and general fear of the unknown. I would tell my younger self, 'I know you are scared, do it anyway.'"

Partners are growing increasingly frustrated with what they believe is a growing list of unreasonable demands from juniors, while associates argue they are simply drawing much-needed lines on areas such as work-life balance.

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