Week News

• Does private probation company have a constitutional right to cash in on the poor?

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

• Hogan Lovells offers voluntary retirement to 400 US support staff

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

• Ask Daliah: Opening your law office to open spaces

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

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

Month News

• Law Grad From Washington and (Robert E.) Lee Who Pushed for Changes Says ‘Don’t Be Afraid’

• Joe Arpaio Pardon Unleashes Surge of Censure From Lawyers

• Goodwin Plans for a Global Future in Asia

• No prosecution risk for Northern Ireland medical staff over abortion referrals

• Relatives of undocumented children caught up in ICE dragnet

• Figuring Out What Young Associates Want, Over 15 Coffees

Year News

• Justice of the peace set bond at $4B bond to protest using ‘prison like it’s adult day care’

• Lord Neuberger is right. We have to take on the mob

• Class Action Objector Turns Name Plaintiff in Suit Over Robocall

• Sessions warns that sanctuary cities may lose Justice Department block grants

• Legal startup grades lawyers on DUI case success