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US Politics · United States

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. See the Story

Rod Rosenstein · United States

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.See the Story

Law Students · United States

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…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

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

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

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Open the article to view the coverage from Above the LawCalifornia, United States · California See the Story

Data doesn't support DOJ claims of bias in judicial ratings process, ABA President Bay says

Introduction In a significant development, the American Bar Association (ABA) has strongly rejected allegations from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) suggesting racial bias in its evaluation of federal judicial nominees. A June 12 statement by ABA President Deborah Enix-Ross emphasized that an internal review found no evidence supporting claims of systemic inequity in the rating process. This dispute highlights growing tensions between longs…Department of Justice · United States See the Story

Judge grills Trump administration over order against law firm Susman Godfrey - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

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U.S. law firm Susman Godfrey asked a judge in Washington on Thursday to permanently bar President Donald Trump’s executive order against it, calling the measure an act of retaliation that trampled its rights under the U.S. Constitution.Donald Trump · Washington See the Story

Venerable New York Firm that Struck a Deal with Trump Is Losing Lawyers

53% Left coverage: 17 sources

Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft struck a deal with President Trump last month intended to secure the future of New York’s oldest law firm. Instead the pact is backfiring, adding to an exodus of lawyers that has placed the firm on uncertain footing. US Politics · New York See the Story

State Bar’s botched exam for new lawyers is California’s latest entry to the hall of shame

73% Center coverage: 11 sources

Is there something in California’s water that induces the state’s bureaucrats to make boneheaded errors of judgment? It would seem so, given the sorry history of monumental screwups. Many of the state government’s wrongheaded actions involve abortive efforts to use advanced technology. The poster child for those high-tech basket cases has been Financial Information System for California, dubbed FI$Cal, which was supposed to be a comprehensive fi…Unemployment · California See the Story

Prominent Washington Lawyer Abbe Lowell Launches Firm to Defend Officials Targeted by Trump Administration

In a bold move amid escalating political and legal tensions, renowned Washington attorney Abbe Lowell has launched a new law firm—Lowell & Associates—dedicated to defending former government officials, institutions, and individuals who have become targets of the Trump administration’s expanding legal crackdown. Lowell, widely recognized for his defense of high-profile clients including Hunter Biden, has left his previous position at Winston & St…Trump Administration · Washington Read Article

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

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

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

Visa Restrictions Threaten International Law Students and Legal Recruitment Pipelines

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

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

Data doesn't support DOJ claims of bias in judicial ratings process, ABA President Bay says

Judge grills Trump administration over order against law firm Susman Godfrey - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

Venerable New York Firm that Struck a Deal with Trump Is Losing Lawyers

State Bar’s botched exam for new lawyers is California’s latest entry to the hall of shame

Prominent Washington Lawyer Abbe Lowell Launches Firm to Defend Officials Targeted by Trump Administration

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