Seeking nominations to honor attorneys, firms and legal departments in New York state.

       

“There is a concern that they are ineffective, practicing or appearing against the government now and against the individuals leading the Department of Justice for the Trump administration, noted one D.C. recruiter.

       

"The government withheld and mischaracterized evidence in its motion to the magistrate judge, then compounded its malfeasance by failing to promptly provide the Court with additional evidence that came into its possession," counsel for SCOTUSblog co-founder Tom Goldstein alleged in an appeal seeking more favorable pretrial release conditions in his white-collar criminal case.

       

With Donald Trump's return to the presidency, the U.S. Supreme Court's attention will shift from its June decision that the nation's chief executive has immunity from prosecution for his official acts to whether presidents have the authority to fire appointed members of independent federal agencies.

       

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Judge James Ho, in his solo dissent, wrote the city's public safety interest doesn't justify “banish[ing] people of faith to the functional equivalent of Siberia.

       

In a statement Thursday, the accounting firm said KPMG is "uniquely positioned to transform the delivery of legal services."

       

Silicon Valley pioneer Western Digital broke itself into two on Monday. And earlier this month, Honeywell announced plans to divide itself into three companies.

       

With the firm investing “hundreds of millions of dollars in its platform, according to firm chair Brad Karp, headcount soared nearly 24% to 1,250 lawyers.

       

Administrative law attorneys say they've never been in this position of such uncertainty.

       

Federal agencies have deleted large swaths of information from their websites to comply with President Donald Trump's executive orders on gender identity, the environment and other topics.

       

The trial for Orange County Superior Court Judge Jeffrey Ferguson, who is accused of shooting his wife to death with a pistol, concluded on Wednesday as the prosecutor and Ferguson's defense counsel making closing arguments.

       

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Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. on Wednesday night granted the Trump administration's request for a brief pause of a district judge's order requiring the immediate release of billions of dollars of USAID funds to contractors and other recipients.

       

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The retailer's counsel from Baker & Hostetler and Womble Bond Dickinson are asking the court to determine that arbitration agreements do not apply to the 2,408 claimants repped by Zimmerman Reed “simply because they visited the Janie & Jack website.

       

The retailer's counsel from Baker & Hostetler and Womble Bond Dickinson are asking the court to determine that arbitration agreements do not apply to the 2,408 claimants repped by Zimmerman Reed “simply because they visited the Janie & Jack website.

       

A federal court on Wednesday denied a motion by the private Christian college to stop Netflix from showing the basketball comedy, saying use of contested marks by the show did not violate the Lanham Act.

       

The California Supreme Court has said nothing publicly about the problems that have plagued the February bar exam.

       

“Going forward, this decision will obviously be cited by decentralized platforms as a shield against claims under federal securities laws seeking to hold a platform responsible for a third party's misconduct on a platform, said Scott Armstrong, a principal at McGovern Weems who is an expert not involved in the matter.