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Frank Field demands action on 'rampant injustice' in the gig economy12:36, March 24 11 0 The government should take action to end the “rampant injustice” facing some workers in the gig economy, according to a report by the independent MP Frank Field.
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Geoffrey Cox accused of 'sitting on' corruption case
10:32, March 24 12 0
Geoffrey Cox, the attorney general, is under pressure to explain why his department has taken a year to decide whether to approve a corruption prosecution against a subsidiary of Airbus, the European aerospace group. -
Lady Hale: at least half of UK judiciary should be female
10:16, March 24 15 0
At least half of the judiciary should be women, Britain’s most senior judge has said. Speaking at an event in the supreme court to mark the centenary of women’s entry into the legal profession, Brenda Hale, president of the supreme court and the first woman to take on that role, made the call for full gender equality across the judiciary. -
The shifting patterns of English May I have a word about... the many multiple sins against English
02:26, March 24 20 0
For some people, it’s the little things that truly offend; sins against the English language that cause them to believe that the whole glorious edifice is crumbling. One of my colleagues is roused to volcanic harrumphing by the use of the word “multiple”. He might like to avert his gaze now. -
Philadelphia DA plans to end ‘mass supervision’ by cutting length of probation and parole
18:27, March 22 24 0
Photo by Texas Country/Shutterstock.com. Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner announced Thursday that his office will seek lower terms of probation and parole when making sentencing recommendations and negotiating plea deals. -
MillerCoors sues over Bud Light corn syrup ad that had ‘nefarious purpose’ to mislead consumers
16:08, March 22 22 0
Images from the MillerCoors v. Anheuser-Busch lawsuit. MillerCoors is asking a court to order the maker of Bud Light to stop running ads implying that Miller Lite and Coors Light have corn syrup in their beers. -
Parents are exploiting their children on YouTube for fame and easy money
12:21, March 22 24 0
When my twins were babies, I caught a short episode of them on video in which one leaned over and snatched the pacifier from the other one’s mouth and, for a second, I dreamed of putting it on YouTube and scoring one of those baby-does-hilarious-thing hits, in which the ad revenue rolls in while you sleep and you are rewarded simply for being alive. -
Parents are exploiting their children on YouTube – and it’s not funny
12:05, March 22 24 0
When my twins were babies, I caught a short episode of them on video in which one leaned over and snatched the pacifier from the other one’s mouth and, for a second, I dreamed of putting it on YouTube and scoring one of those baby-does-hilarious-thing hits, in which the ad revenue rolls in while you sleep and you are rewarded simply for being alive. -
Judge tosses suit over ‘slack fill’ in Junior Mints boxes but gives plaintiff another chance
10:55, March 22 21 0
Photo from Wikimedia Commons. A federal judge in Chicago has tossed a lawsuit alleging that Tootsie Roll Industries sold its Junior Mints in deceptively large boxes. -
A 21st-century system for a 21st-century firm: What to know about VoIP phone systems
08:57, March 22 21 0
Nicole Black. In last month’s column, I discussed the ins and outs of a somewhat recent advancement in communication—online fax services, which provide lawyers a cost-effective and convenient way to send and receive digitized faxes in 2019. As I explained in that column, lawyers seeking to use fax tools have two options. The first is that they can use stand-alone e-fax software. Alternatively, that same functionality is often built into voice over internet protocol phone systems. So let’s dive into VoIP systems and discuss the many benefits that they provide to small firm lawyers.
Week News
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Supreme Court to consider life-without-parole sentence for teen DC sniper
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SCOTUS rejects deportable immigrants’ argument against no-bail detention after arrest delay
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Manatt Phelps sues Brown Rudnick for share of contingency in former partner’s case
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Activists project 'refugees welcome' on Acropolis to show crisis not over
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Justice Thomas breaks 3-year silence in oral arguments
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Law firm marketing goes hand-in-hand with technology, consultant says
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A 21st-century system for a 21st-century firm: What to know about VoIP phone systems
Month News
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UN court rejects UK claim to sovereignty over Chagos Islands
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Government cleaners and security staff strike before landmark labour case
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Netherlands cuts Muslim man's benefits for refusing to shave beard
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Rights threatened by immigration bill
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Trump has filled 1 in 5 appellate judgeships with confirmation of Neomi Rao to DC Circuit
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Associate offer rates reach record high; how do 2Ls pick law firms?
Year News
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Are robots coming for your lawyer?
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Trump’s lawyers were briefed on Manafort’s discussions with feds; are the conversations privileged?
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11th Circuit reinstates suit claiming imprisoned grandma was deemed a man because of menopause drugs
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12 of the most fascinating lawyers of 2018
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Judge on international court quits over alleged interference from Turkey and the White House