Week News

• Lawyers can accept payment in Bitcoin, Nebraska ethics opinion says

• KWM ex-employees awarded £1m by Employment Tribunal

• Victorians overwhelmingly support voluntary euthanasia, survey finds

• ABA helps set up hotline for for islanders needing legal assistance after hurricanes

• Dentons reviews 32 Maclays support roles in pre-merger redundancy consultation

• What really makes a rainmaker successful?

• Attorneys general in 37 states urge insurance industry to do more to curb opioid epidemic

Month News

• New Texas law, taking effect in September, could affect some homeowners filing Harvey claims

• Watch Nemo the Courthouse Comfort Dog Make His Debut

• The Guardian view on EU withdrawal bill: a cynical power-grab

• Florida Law Firms Bracing for Impact of Hurricane Irma

• How can technology solve our access to justice crisis?

• Justice Department asks Supreme Court to stay part of 9th Circuit ruling on refugee admissions

Year News

• Paul Hastings PEP rises to $2.6m as revenue growth slows

• ABA announces winners of the 2017 Silver Gavel Awards

• 'Completely different' danger level: what are anti-terror options now?

• How the Supreme Court Has Reined in Federal Prosecutors

• Inside DLA Piper's Client Retention Data Analytics Program