Navigation After decades of demonstrating that the best way to get ahead in Big Law is to put work above all else, large law firms’ recent attempts to promote things like mental health and wellness and remote work flexibility are (often rightfully so) being viewed with suspicion. And as the old saying goes: just because you’re […]
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Facebook User Seeks 75K in Damages After Disabling of Account Causes 'Derision' From 1K Followers
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here. Click Here To Read The Full Article
COVID-19 Vaccine Ruling Is Good News for Employers, Lawyers Say
“Employment lawyers around the country would recommend that it’s safe for an employer to mandate a vaccine, and not worry about legal repercussions,” said attorney Daniel Patton. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Skilled in the Art: Sen. Tillis Hits All the Patent Hot Spots in Queries of CAFC Nominee + Federal Circuit Puts Section 101 Back on the Front Burner + It's Gamesmanship v. Sandbagging in Latest Venue Dispute
Sen. Thom Tillis had some impressively nuanced questions for Federal Circuit nominee Tiffany Cunningham. Click Here To Read The Full Article
With Confirmation to DC Circuit, Ketanji Brown Jackson Is Biden's First Appellate Judge
A former federal public defender and well-respected trial court judge, Jackson is viewed as a possible Supreme Court nominee if a seat opens during President Joe Biden’s time in office. Click Here To Read The Full Article