Week News

• Pinsents names McGrigors chief as Scotland and Northern Ireland chair

• Fatal Shooting of Law Student by Cop Warrants Federal Inquiry, Say Profs and Classmates

• Barnes & Thornburg Looks to West Point for a New Leader

• What phrases do you hate hearing when talking to colleagues?

• SEC discloses hackers accessed EDGAR system and may have traded on the information

• Modern slavery trial judge investigated over Traveller comments

• Travel ban will reportedly be replaced with more targeted restrictions, with impact on SCOTUS case

Month News

• DWF hits £200m target after missing it for three consecutive years

• Post-Harvey, Houston Law Schools Reopen, with Challenges

• Kasowitz Partner Pair Heads to Kirkland & Ellis

• Quiet No Longer: Law Librarians 'Forgo the Status Quo'

• Jury Hits J&J With Record $57.1M Verdict in Pelvic Mesh Case

• Author of 'The Art of Fielding' Accused of Pilfering Plot Points

Year News

• Linklaters China shrinks again as Beijing partner joins Ashurst

• How Yahoo’s Patent Team Uses ‘Moneyball’ Strategy in the Legal Department

• ABA Center for Human Rights forwards law prof’s assessment of illegality of arms deal to Senate

• America risks one-party rule if gerrymandering isn't stopped

• Suit claims Pokémon Go Fest didn’t live up to its billing