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How to plan your post-law life - Vimarsana News

How to plan your post-law life

There are lawyers who love the practice of law so much that they'll only leave it feet first—in a box. But for those who'd prefer to exit the bar before closing time, Kevin McGoff has advice on planning that next chapter.

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?