Week News

• GRE Gaining Traction as Alternative Test for Law School Admission

• Convicted mass shooter Dylann Roof seeks ouster of lawyers because they are Jewish and Indian

• Women make up a third of recent equity partner classes in BigLaw, survey finds

• Hogan Lovells offers voluntary retirement to about 400 business services staffers

• What really makes a rainmaker successful?

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

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

Month News

• Why You Should Confront a Colleague’s Addiction Early

• The 60 second interview: Ipsos Mori boss on Brexit and the myth around millennials

• Surge in prison population shows that urgent reform is needed

• Lawyers offering help to Hurricane Harvey victims include 1,600 volunteers from across the nation

• Our criminal justice system and prisons need radical reform

• Ashurst leads as Bell Pottinger heads into administration

Year News

• Rio Tinto terminates top lawyer’s contract amid mining payments probe

• Brexit uncertainty prompts 800 English lawyers to join Irish roll

• Supreme court nominee Neil Gorsuch calls Trump judge attacks 'demoralizing'

• Does California make it too difficult to pass the bar? Two profs link low scores to ethics issues

• Metropolitan police extend controversial spit hood trial across London