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Is BigLaw mostly liberal? SCOTUS amicus briefs indicate answer is yes, especially in significant cases - Vimarsana News

Is BigLaw mostly liberal? SCOTUS amicus briefs indicate answer is yes, especially in significant cases

Large law firms are showing their ideological leanings in U.S. Supreme Court amicus briefs filed on behalf of likely pro bono clients, according to a study by a law professor at the University of Notre Dame.

ROUNDTABLE: Her House, Her Laws | Asian Legal Business - Vimarsana News

ROUNDTABLE: Her House, Her Laws | Asian Legal Business

The legal industry has often been characterised as a "boy's club bound by hierarchy, gender disparity, and sometimes worse, cultural insensitivity. However, a few female practitioners in Singapore have chosen to make their own rules by launching their own law firms. In this roundtable, three female law firm founders share their challenges, vision, and how they plan to capitalise on new opportunities.

Taking 'legal long shot,' Trump's lawyers point to impeachment judgment clause in immunity argument - Vimarsana News

Taking 'legal long shot,' Trump's lawyers point to impeachment judgment clause in immunity argument

Lawyers for former President Donald Trump are taking their immunity argument to a federal appeals court after the U.S. Supreme Court on Dec. 22 rejected a request by special counsel Jack Smith to grant certiorari before judgment to quickly decide the issue.

Was Jack Smith's appointment unconstitutional? He has no more authority than Taylor Swift, amicus brief argues - Vimarsana News

Was Jack Smith's appointment unconstitutional? He has no more authority than Taylor Swift, amicus brief argues

Special counsel Jack Smith’s appointment was unconstitutional, leaving him powerless to obtain a quick U.S. Supreme Court decision on immunity claims by former President Donald Trump, according to an amicus brief signed by former U.S. Attorney General Edwin Meese and two law professors.

What are Giuliani's next steps after $148M defamation verdict? Can he afford appeal bond? - Vimarsana News

What are Giuliani's next steps after $148M defamation verdict? Can he afford appeal bond?

Rudy Giuliani, once a lawyer for former President Donald Trump, can’t immediately appeal a recent $148 million verdict against him for defaming two Georgia election workers.