Week News

• Florida Bar wins dismissal of antitrust suit filed by ticket-fighting startup

• 3rd Circuit upholds ban on firearm magazines carrying more than 10 rounds

• Two Tesco directors cleared of fraud and false accounting as judge labels case 'weak'

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

• Two high-profile law firms file class action blaming utility company for deadly Camp Fire

• ABA releases updated standards for treatment of unaccompanied immigrant minors

• The Guardian view on the Stansted 15: a sledgehammer prosecution

Month News

• Group asks fellow Harvard Law students to boycott Kirkland & Ellis

• Woman was looking for her shoes during car park murder, court told

• Taking the shine off the city upon a hill: America’s decaying democracy?

• Do you always write briefs to the maximum length?

• We can’t wait any longer for men to speak up for women's safety

• Indian multimillionaire ordered to give back pay to superyacht crew

Year News

• Laws for safe use of driverless cars to be ready by 2021

• Chemerinsky: A quartet of Fourth Amendment cases to watch for

• Lawyer sues Thompson Coburn for $10M, says law firm has ‘some serious explaining to do’

• Most lawyers recommended to be judges went to state schools, data shows

• Supreme Court clears way for states to collect sales tax from internet retailers