The Day After The January 6 Verdict
(Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)Everyone's talking about the indictment handed down against Donald Trump for his various conspiracies to hang on to power after he lost the 2020 election.We don't ye...
(Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)Everyone's talking about the indictment handed down against Donald Trump for his various conspiracies to hang on to power after he lost the 2020 election.We don't ye...
(Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)I admit it: I've been sitting here fat, dumb, and happy. I assumed that if Donald Trump were re-elected president in 2024, he could then evade federal criminal liabi...
(Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)* Hunter Biden's plea deal has hit a snag. Yesterday, he pleaded not guilty to charges against him as the judge questioned the terms of the agreement. [NBC News]* Si...
A megabucks enterprise acquisition that closed six months ago could lead to thousands of patents landing on the open market.Last August, Canadian enterprise technology giant OpenText announced plans t...
(Image via Getty)Ed. note: This is the latest installment in a series of posts on motherhood in the legal profession, in partnership with our friends at MothersEsquire. Welcome Breanne Gordon to our p...
[photo1]Recently there has been quite a bit of discussion on social media and in the press regarding inferences we can make from data on Supreme Court justices' behavior. One critique raised was that ...
[photo1]We are pleased to announce the release of our sixth annual ranking of the Top Outside Counsel in partnership with our friends at Lake Whillans. To compile this list of the nation's top law fir...
[photo1]Experience is the best teacher. That said, once you already got dinged for "turn[ing] in the poorest performance by an attorney that the undersigned has seen during his 12-plus years on the be...
[photo1]When I first wrote about a podcast appearance by famous chef Dave Chang, our president was still Barack Obama. In that column, I highlighted the benefit of teasing out lessons for success in l...
[photo1]In the past few weeks we've identified, analyzed, and rectified 10 lawyer tropes (see here and here), perpetuated by cultural staples but abruptly upended by legal technology. Remote litigatio...
[photo1]So far this term, the liberal justices on the Supreme Court only have a combined four dissents through 26 argued and signed decisions. That is about a 5% dissent rate. For some perspective, th...
[photo1]Ed. note: This is the latest installment in a series of posts on motherhood in the legal profession, in partnership with our friends at MothersEsquire. Welcome Michelle Camp to our pages. Clic...
[photo1]When SCOTUS speaks, the intellectual property world has no choice but to take notice. And while we wait for the Supreme Court's upcoming decision in the Jack Daniel's parody case whose oral ar...
[photo1]Last week, we took a look on these pages at some things we could learn from a pretrial order in a hotly contested patent dispute between two consumer products giants, Sonos and Google. This we...
Even the temperate, mountainous country of Switzerland isn't immune to climate change. Sizzling heat waves are melting alpine glaciers, killing trees and fish and, in the cities, likely causing an upt...
[photo1]The eyes of the patent world -- and many on Wall Street as well -- are focused on Judge William Alsup's downtown San Francisco courtroom. The reason for all the fuss? The long-awaited patent ...
[photo1]Normalcy is returning to global trade, as evidenced by the return of physical attendees to the Canton Fair after a multiyear COVID-19 induced break. In the words of the Chinese government: "As...
(Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)* The WSJ editors trying to explain why this Clarence Thomas story is not massively illegal is the funniest thing you'll read today and we write jokes about the law...
[photo1]For the last several years, Above the Law has partnered with our friends at Lake Whillans to ask in-house counsel and law firm attorneys to share their perspectives on third-party litigation f...
[photo1]Supreme Court justices' voting practices are fairly predictable. For instance, most decisions are unanimous. Since the longest serving justice on the Court, Justice Thomas, joined the Court i...