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Former lawyer gets prison time for trading representation for sexual acts and materials - Vimarsana News

Former lawyer gets prison time for trading representation for sexual acts and materials

A Pennsylvania criminal defense lawyer who once worked as a prosecutor has been sentenced to four to 23 months in prison for providing legal services in exchange for sexual acts and materials.

To be a lawyer or a doctor? That is the question - Vimarsana News

To be a lawyer or a doctor? That is the question

Albert Einstein said, “Try not to become a man of success but rather try to become a man of value.” So you want to become a doctor or a lawyer? For some reason or other, these two words are often muttered together, like St. Paul and Minneapolis. Or like Dallas and Fort Worth. Or like Tweedledum and Tweedledee. Do these professions generate similar value to society?

Probate lawyer says he's out of money and trying to withdraw from cases of 800-plus clients - Vimarsana News

Probate lawyer says he's out of money and trying to withdraw from cases of 800-plus clients

A probate lawyer in Tampa, Florida, who abruptly closed his law firm told a judge Friday that he’s been trying “as diligently as possible” to file withdrawal motions in cases for more than 800 clients.

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.

Northwestern law prof's $5K charitable donation isn't substitute for attorney fees sanction, federal judge says - Vimarsana News

Northwestern law prof's $5K charitable donation isn't substitute for attorney fees sanction, federal judge says

A law professor’s $5,000 charitable donation can’t take the place of attorney fees that he was ordered to pay for wrongly seeking to remove a probate motion to federal court, a federal judge in Colorado ruled Monday.