Week News

• Man jailed 20 years after baby attack is freed by court of appeal

• Labour will restore legal aid so all citizens have access to justice – not just the rich

• Women at Ivy League law schools reject employers with mandatory arbitration agreements

• What common language errors make you grit your teeth?

• Judge tosses sexual assault suit against lawyer in battle between personal injury titans

• ABA greenlights University of Illinois System acquiring John Marshall Law School

• With November losses, legal services industry has 100 fewer jobs than a year ago

Month News

• Laura Mitchell loses appeal against Andrew Ayres murder conviction

• Veterans may sue over discharges they say were result of untreated mental health problems

• O’Melveny will use online games to evaluate potential summer associates

• Home Office tried to deport 300 skilled migrants under terrorism law

• Belgium launches first criminal investigation of euthanasia case

• Young lawyers push back against culture of overwork in top law firms

Year News

• Manafort sues DOJ and special counsel who indicted him, says Mueller was given improper authority

• Retired ABA Journal editor, a ‘classic Chicago journalist’ with deep ABA knowledge, dies at 67

• Tulsa lawyer’s viral post says 100 female lawyers will march to end ‘educational funding nightmare’

• Ask for help when you have an ethics quandary, says Lucian Pera

• 2 schools seek approval to move Valpo Law to Middle Tennessee