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Above the Law
Sep 01, 2026 from Above the Law

The White House Is In Its Whorehouse Era

The former Trump White House lawyer went on CNN to mourn the aesthetic direction of the People's House. The post The White House Is In Its Whorehouse Era appeared first on Above the Law.

Above the Law
Sep 01, 2026 from Above the Law

Wall Street Banks Demand Law Firms Slash Rates And Just Trust AI… No Way This Could Backfire!

Banks want more AI legal work. It's all fun and games until they come asking for a bailout. The post Wall Street Banks Demand Law Firms Slash Rates And Just Trust AI… No Way This Could Backfire! ap...

Above the Law
Sep 01, 2026 from Above the Law

Welcome To The Legal Tech Polycule — ILTACON 2026

ILTACON was all about vendors partnering up in new and exciting ways. The post Welcome To The Legal Tech Polycule — ILTACON 2026 appeared first on Above the Law.

Above the Law
Sep 01, 2026 from Above the Law

Biglaw Firm’s Coaching Program Supports Lawyers Returning From Parental Leave

Mentorship, resources, and work-life balance support await lawyers returning from leave. The post Biglaw Firm’s Coaching Program Supports Lawyers Returning From Parental Leave appeared first on Abo...

Above the Law
Sep 01, 2026 from Above the Law

It’s Time To Tear Down The Supreme Court Building To Build A Bigger Ballroom… For, Um, National Security

The Supreme Court ruled it functionally impossible to bar a president who wants to tear down federal buildings. I know which one should be next. The post It’s Time To Tear Down The Supreme Court Bu...

Above the Law
Sep 01, 2026 from Above the Law

Law Reviews And AI Detection, A Letter To Law Review Editors

Law reviews potentially rejecting submissions because the journals detect AI is problematic for a variety of reasons.  The post Law Reviews And AI Detection, A Letter To Law Review Editors appeared...

The Volokh Conspiracy
Sep 01, 2026 from The Volokh Conspiracy

Free Speech Unmuted: The Process Is The Punishment: ABC v. FCC with Stuart Benjamin

ABC is challenging the Federal Communications Commission, arguing that the agency is using its licensing authority to punish the network… The post Free Speech Unmuted: The Process Is The Punishment...

The Volokh Conspiracy
Sep 01, 2026 from The Volokh Conspiracy

What About a "'Let's Go Brandon' Was a Hallucination in the First Place" Defense?

From De Ford v. Koutoulas, decided last month by Judge Paul Byron (M.D. Fla.) but just posted on Westlaw, which… The post What About a "'Let's Go Brandon' Was a Hallucination in the First Place" De...

Above the Law
Sep 01, 2026 from Above the Law

Fordham Law Grad Killed In Times Square Knife Attack

Erin Piacenti, 32, a vice president at Bank of America, was one of two people stabbed in what police call an unprovoked assault. The post Fordham Law Grad Killed In Times Square Knife Attack appear...

Above the Law
Sep 01, 2026 from Above the Law

Saving Time Is Not The Win. Turning It Into Growth Is.

[Sponsored] In the age of AI, the firms that win are the ones that unify how they practice law and how they grow their business. Speed alone is not the strategy. Earned intelligence is. The post Sa...

Above the Law
Sep 01, 2026 from Above the Law

Have We Reached ‘Peak Legal Tech?’ Sure Felt That Way At ILTACON

The excitement around legal tech right now is almost palpable – and that excitement seems to span everyone in the industry, from newcomers to veterans. The post Have We Reached ‘Peak Legal Tech?’ S...

The Volokh Conspiracy
Sep 01, 2026 from The Volokh Conspiracy

The Biggest Revelation In Recent NYT Expose Is Justice Scalia Wasn't Planning on Dying

Scalia made no plans for his papers.

Above the Law
Sep 01, 2026 from Above the Law

Boutique Law Firm Steps Up With Milbank Raises As Biglaw Stays Put

Biglaw’s salary silence is getting harder to justify with every boutique match. The post Boutique Law Firm Steps Up With Milbank Raises As Biglaw Stays Put appeared first on Above the Law.

Above the Law
Sep 01, 2026 from Above the Law

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll Resigns

Dan Driscoll, a former soldier who came into the role from the finance world, reportedly had a strained relationship with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The post Army Secretary Dan Driscoll Resign...

The Volokh Conspiracy
Sep 01, 2026 from The Volokh Conspiracy

New in Civitas Outlook: "The End Is Near for the American Bar Association"

"I played a small role in trying to stop the ABA’s collapse, which I have not previously discussed, but now wish to share."

The Volokh Conspiracy
Sep 01, 2026 from The Volokh Conspiracy

School Can Control What Flags Schoolteachers Hang on Classroom Walls

A short excerpt from the longish Dole v. Connetquot Central School Dist., decided yesterday by Second Circuit Judge Alison Nathan,… The post School Can Control What Flags Schoolteachers Hang on Cla...

Above the Law
Sep 01, 2026 from Above the Law

Morning Docket: 09.01.26

* Supreme Court decides no one has standing to stop a president who wants to tear down a national monument and build on top of it all without congressional approval. [Balls and Strikes] * HSF Krame...

The Volokh Conspiracy
Sep 01, 2026 from The Volokh Conspiracy

Traditional Medical Licensing Requirements Don't Generally Violate First Amendment Rights of Doctors Providing Advice

So the Third Circuit held yesterday, though it left room for challenges to laws that make it too hard to get cross-licensed from one state to another.

The Volokh Conspiracy
Sep 01, 2026 from The Volokh Conspiracy

No Second Amendment Right to Carry Gun on Your Government Job

From Tyson-Phipps v. Rubio, decided yesterday by Magistrate Judge Gabriel Gorenstein (S.D.N.Y.): [The Complaint] alleges that defendant's decision to discipline… The post No Second Amendment Right ...

The Volokh Conspiracy
Sep 01, 2026 from The Volokh Conspiracy

Today in Supreme Court History: September 1, 1823

9/1/1823: Justice Smith Thompson takes judicial oath. The post Today in Supreme Court History: September 1, 1823 appeared first on Reason.com.

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