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Donald Trump · United States

Trump administration renews pressure on Harvard over foreign students, accreditation

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Biglaw’s Return-to-Office Trend: Why 4 Days a Week Is the New Standard in 2025

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Post-COVID Office Mandate Is Here—And It’s Stricter Than You Think It’s remarkable how dramatically workplace norms have shifted over the past five years. In 2019, the idea of spending just four days in the office might have signaled a long-overdue shift toward real work-life balance in Biglaw. Fast forward to 2025, however, and that same policy now feels like a crackdown. After years of pandemic-induced remote and hybrid flexibility, law fi…See the Story

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California Bar Exam Meltdown: Former Director Blames Rushed Overhaul for February 2025 Disaster

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Summary: California’s legal licensing process hit a wall after the State Bar fast-tracked simultaneous changes to both the content and delivery format of the attorney exam. Now, with lawsuits filed, examinee outrage mounting, and leadership shaken, questions loom about the future of the bar licensing system. Introduction: A High-Stakes Experiment Gone Wrong In February 2025, thousands of aspiring attorneys across California sat for a bar exam th…See the Story

Biglaw Biter Scandal: Sidley Summer Associate Allegedly Fired for Biting Colleagues

The Biglaw Biter: A Summer Associate Scandal That’s Hard to Swallow In an incident that has left the legal world stunned—and amused—a summer associate at Sidley Austin’s New York office was reportedly terminated after repeatedly biting colleagues. Yes, you read that correctly: a rising attorney allegedly engaged in workplace biting, not once, but over a dozen times, according to insiders. Nicknamed the “Biglaw Biter” by industry watchers, the as…New York City · New York Read Article

Texas Law Deans Warn: Dropping ABA Accreditation Requirement Would Harm Students, Legal Profession, and Mobility

Proposed rule change could isolate Texas law grads from national practice and disrupt the attorney pipeline The Texas Supreme Court is reviewing a decades-old rule that requires attorneys in the state to graduate from American Bar Association (ABA)–accredited law schools. In response, deans from eight of the state’s 10 ABA-approved law schools have issued a stark warning: eliminating this requirement would significantly harm Texas law graduates’…Texas, United States · Texas See the Story

Federal Hiring Freeze Squeezes Law Students: Agencies Withdraw from Career Fairs, Internships at Risk

Summary: Law students seeking public-sector careers are facing mounting uncertainty as a federal hiring slowdown disrupts traditional pathways into government work. Multiple U.S. agencies have pulled out of on-campus career fairs, signaling shrinking internship opportunities and fewer entry-level legal positions. The shift has raised alarms among career services offices and aspiring public-interest attorneys. What’s Happening: Hiring Freeze Impa…Law Students · United States See the Story

Former FTC Lawyers Launch New Antitrust Firm to Fill Enforcement Gaps Amid Federal Retreat

A New Era in Private Antitrust Litigation Emerges as Government Oversight Declines In a bold move signaling a shift in antitrust enforcement strategy, four former federal attorneys—including three from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC)—have launched a new plaintiffs’ law firm, Simonsen Sussman, dedicated to litigating unfair competition and price discrimination cases. Based in New York, the firm is stepping into a regulatory vacuum created by r…FTC · New York Read Article

More Lawyers Want Out of Law Firms That Made Deals With Trump, but Notice Periods May Slow Them Down

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Some partnership agreements include notice periods if departing partners wish to leave their firms in good standing and have their capital contributions returned.Rod Rosenstein · United States See the Story

American Bar Association sues to block Trump's attacks on law firms

55% Center coverage: 67 sources

The American Bar Association sued the Trump administration on Monday, seeking an order that would bar the White House from pursuing what the ABA called a campaign of intimidation against major law firms. US Politics · United States See the Story

Visa Restrictions Threaten International Law Students and Legal Recruitment Pipelines

Introduction As immigration policy debates continue in Washington, international law students in the United States are facing growing uncertainty, especially those in J.D. and LL.M. programs at elite law schools. A combination of visa processing delays, post-graduation work restrictions, and renewed political threats to student visa programs are placing intense pressure on foreign law graduates hoping to work in the U.S. legal market. The result…Formula 1 · Washington See the Story

Didn't Pass The California Bar? No Problem! You Might Still Be Able To Practice! - Above the Law

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Trump administration renews pressure on Harvard over foreign students, accreditation

Biglaw’s Return-to-Office Trend: Why 4 Days a Week Is the New Standard in 2025

California Bar Exam Meltdown: Former Director Blames Rushed Overhaul for February 2025 Disaster

Biglaw Biter Scandal: Sidley Summer Associate Allegedly Fired for Biting Colleagues

Texas Law Deans Warn: Dropping ABA Accreditation Requirement Would Harm Students, Legal Profession, and Mobility

Federal Hiring Freeze Squeezes Law Students: Agencies Withdraw from Career Fairs, Internships at Risk

Former FTC Lawyers Launch New Antitrust Firm to Fill Enforcement Gaps Amid Federal Retreat

More Lawyers Want Out of Law Firms That Made Deals With Trump, but Notice Periods May Slow Them Down

American Bar Association sues to block Trump's attacks on law firms

Visa Restrictions Threaten International Law Students and Legal Recruitment Pipelines

Didn't Pass The California Bar? No Problem! You Might Still Be Able To Practice! - Above the Law

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