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This BigLaw firm charges nearly $2,500 per hour for top billers' bankruptcy work - Vimarsana News

This BigLaw firm charges nearly $2,500 per hour for top billers' bankruptcy work

Kirkland & Ellis is raising its top billing rate for bankruptcy work to $2,465 per hour by Jan. 1, according to court filings cited by Reuters.

Justice Thomas told lawmaker 1 or more justices might resign over low pay, raising concern about conservative retirements - Vimarsana News

Justice Thomas told lawmaker 1 or more justices might resign over low pay, raising concern about conservative retirements

Justice Clarence Thomas told a Republican lawmaker in 2000 that one or more justices might leave the U.S. Supreme Court if Congress didn’t authorize a pay raise, according to a new report by ProPublica.

Lawyer's firm gets bad Yelp reviews after he is named as man in video ranting about Spanish-speakers - Vimarsana News

Lawyer's firm gets bad Yelp reviews after he is named as man in video ranting about Spanish-speakers

Updated: The response was swift after a man named as a New York lawyer was caught on video ranting about Spanish-speaking restaurant employees—and threatening to call U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Chemerinsky: A year of significant developments at the Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Chemerinsky: A year of significant developments at the Supreme Court

In 2023, the U.S. Supreme Court again dramatically changed the law. What were the most significant developments of the past year?

Suspect has Fifth Amendment right to refuse police demand to disclose cellphone passcode, top state court rules - Vimarsana News

Suspect has Fifth Amendment right to refuse police demand to disclose cellphone passcode, top state court rules

A suspect had a Fifth Amendment right to refuse to give police his cellphone passcode, the Utah Supreme Court has ruled.