In a Law360 original video, two BigLaw attorneys reflect on being mothers while trying to make partner. Our latest Glass Ceiling Report, which surveys law firms on the demographics of their U.S. lawyer workforce, again shows marginal gains for women reaching the highest ranks in private practice.
Should the census be used to ask U.S. residents about their citizenship status? That's the question SCOTUS will be tackling today. Check out Law360's breakdown to learn more about the case:
The Trump administration is trying to add a controversial question to the 2020 census: "Are you a U.S. citizen?" The battle over that question lands at SCOTUS this week. To learn about how we got here and what's at stake, check out Law360's breakdown:
A key government transparency law is at the center of U.S. Supreme Court arguments today between a South Dakota newspaper and a grocery store industry group over confidential data. Here’s what they’re arguing about:
A South Dakota newspaper and a grocery store industry group will battle at the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday over confidential data, with a key government transparency law at stake. Here’s what they’ll be talking about:
SCOTUS is hearing arguments right now on F-bombs, free speech and trademarks. Here is our plain English explainer of the big 'Fuct' case — called Iancu v. Brunetti — breaking down this EXTREMELY dense First Amendment battle in just two minutes. Check it out:
More than 130 judgeship bills have been proposed since 1990, but only three have passed, partly because of partisanship. Watch lawmakers on both sides of the aisle change positions based on the party in power and check out our timeline of legislation here: https://www.law360.com/articles/1140612
One Woman's Attempt To Rebuild After Hurricane Maria
Thousands of Puerto Ricans are still battling FEMA over hurricane aid denied because they don’t hold the titles to their properties. Watch the full video http://ow.ly/rBSS30nFaUs and read our story here http://ow.ly/bqJa30nFaVY
As Puerto Rico Recovers, Courts Heed Lessons Of Disaster
After Puerto Rico plunged into darkness in September 2017, administrator of the Puerto Rico judicial branch Sigfrido Steidel Figueroa recalls the courts rallied to reopen and re-establish a pillar of the community. Read the full story here: http://ow.ly/GCdf30nBB4N
As Puerto Rico Recovers, Courts Heed Lessons Of Disaster: Judge Aida Delgado-Colón
The hurricane that devastated Puerto Rico was a crash course in emergency preparedness for the state and federal courts. Watch our interview with former Chief Judge Aida Delgado-Colón below and read our story here: https://www.law360.com/articles/1123595/
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Supreme Court Women: A Vet & 1st-Timer Talk Gender Disparity
In exclusive on-camera interviews with Law360, Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP appellate practice co-chair Nicole Saharsky, the most prolific female U.S. Supreme Court advocate of the past decade, and Public Justice attorney Jennifer Bennett, a first-time advocate, reflect on the status of women in the Supreme Court bar.
SCOTUS in 2: Gundy v United States
Could a case about a sex offender give a newly conservative Supreme Court a chance to rein in federal regulations? Amber McKinney and Bill Donahue give us the rundown on the legal doctrine at issue, and what it could mean for how our government runs:
Big Legal Q: How Should Employers Handle Salary History Bans?
Employment law reporter Vin Gurrieri with 3 tips for employers in states with laws banning them from asking job applicants about their salary history.
5 Things That Are Obsolete Since The Financial Crisis
5 things that have become obsolete since the financial crisis. For more in-depth reporting on how the legal industry has changed in the last 10 years, click here: https://www.law360.com/in-depth
5 Things That Are Obsolete Since The Financial Crisis
5 things that have become obsolete since the financial crisis. For more in-depth reporting on how the legal industry has changed in the last 10 years, click here: https://www.law360.com/in-depth
Gaining Access: Disabled attorneys share their stories
Angela Matney of Loeb & Loeb, self-described privacy nerd, on disability diversity and a word she says has held her back. Read more about Angela and hear other attorneys' stories here: https://www.law360.com/articles/1071019/
Gaining Access: Disabled attorneys share their stories
Angela Matney of Loeb & Loeb, self-described privacy nerd, on disability diversity and a word she says has held her back. Read more about Angela and hear other attorneys' stories here: https://www.law360.com/articles/1071019/
Gaining Access: Disabled attorneys share their stories
Angela Matney of Loeb & Loeb, self-described privacy nerd, on disability diversity and a word she says has held her back. Read more about Angela and hear other attorneys' stories here: https://www.law360.com/articles/1071019/
Chris Dodd on Dodd-Frank, the Nuremberg Trial, and Hollywood
Don't miss Randy Maniloff's interview with former US Senator Chris Dodd, now of Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP, on his life, career and his time in Hollywood: https://www.law360.com/articles/1063846/
Dan Abrams on "Lincoln's Last Trial"
ABC News Chief Legal Affairs Anchor Dan Abrams discusses "Lincoln's Last Trial" and why crime is such a hot genre on TV and in media right now. Read the interview here: https://www.law360.com/articles/1049881/
How Women Are Changing The Law Firms They Lead
They forged their path to the top of the field, even as many were mistaken for court reporters at trial or flight attendants on business trips. Watch the full version here: https://www.law360.com/articles/1047227
Law360's 2018 Glass Ceiling Report
Law360's fifth-annual Glass Ceiling Report, which looks at the progress of women at law firms, reveals that women remain underrepresented at firms. Here, five women who lead law firms discuss their experiences over the course of their careers and perspectives on what's changing.
The full 2018 Glass Ceiling Report will be available to subscribers on Tuesday, May 29. For more, visit www.Law360.com.
The 2018 Law360 400 Report
We surveyed hundreds of law firms. Which ones are growing? Which are shrinking? What trends are sweeping the industry? The answers to these questions, and more, coming soon in the 2018 Law360 400 report.
What Are Blue Slips?
The debate over the century-old Senate tradition of blue slips has reached a fever pitch. In this video, we take a look at the history of the practice and how it's changing once again in the Trump era. For more, check out reporter Sindhu Sundar's in-depth report: https://www.law360.com/articles/1020393
George Pataki: The Farmer from Peekskill
Read Randy Maniloff's interview with former New York Governor George Pataki on his life's path from farmer to Wall Street lawyer and beyond: https://www.law360.com/articles/1016091
Meet the Hosts of "Pro Say"
Meet the hosts of "Pro Say," Law360's weekly podcast discussing the latest developments in the world of law, Amber McKinney, Bill Donahue and Alex Lawson. Listen to our latest episode here (also available on iTunes and Google Play): https://www.law360.com/podcasts
Meet the Hosts of "Pro Say"
Meet the hosts of "Pro Say," our weekly podcast discussing the latest developments in the world of law, Amber McKinney, Bill Donohue and Alex Lawson. Listen to our latest episode here (also available on iTunes and Google Play): https://www.law360.com/podcasts
Teamsters Tell Jurors ‘Top Chef’ Fracas Was Just A Picket
Four Teamsters accused of roughing up a “Top Chef” television crew to get unneeded truck driving work told a federal jury in closing arguments of their extortion trial Thursday that they’re innocent because they were just trying to get real jobs.
For more on this case, read our story here: https://www.law360.com/articles/953174
The Shkreli Trial: A Look Back
Controversial former pharmaceutical executive Martin Shkreli on Friday was convicted by a Brooklyn federal jury of defrauding investors in his ailing hedge funds and conspiring to control the stock price of his former drug company Retrophin, but escaped several other conspiracy charges.
In this video, we recap the case from arrest to trial to verdict:
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Dewey Defense Attys React To Mistrial
Dewey Defense Attys React to Mistrial.
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