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BigLaw is too woke, according to a former U.S. solicitor general who left Kirkland & Ellis in a dispute over representation of gun clients.

If a man can't defend gun companies and make several hundreds of thousands of dollars a year, why even study the law?

A new lawsuit is challenging New York state’s ban on guns in houses of worship as concerns about the safety of churches in the U.S. persist.

Justices appeared poised to curb the authority of agencies’ in-house judges. The effects of their ruling could reach agencies like EPA, the Interior

A new lawsuit is challenging New York state’s ban on guns in houses of worship as concerns about the safety of churches in the U.S. persist.

On September 7, 2022, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit affirmed dismissal of a chapter 11 debtor’s adversary proceeding to enforce the automatic stay against Irish...

A joint stipulation filed last Thursday week asked the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals to keep a contested social media censorship law imposed on the

Second Amendment supporters need to defeat anti-Second Amendment extremism in corporate boardrooms.

Clement and his partner Erin Murphy are representing gun makers in a challenge to a NY law designed to obliterate the industry.

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