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Reed Smith confirms it won’t raise associate salaries08:27, June 20 3 0 One large law firm is holding the line as more law firms match new associate pay scales that, according to the new Cravath standard, range from $190,000 to $340,000.
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YouTube faces paying billions to music stars after copyright vote
08:26, June 20 3 0
YouTube stars from Taylor Swift to Ed Sheeran could be in line for big paydays after the video giant lost a crucial vote in Brussels over new copyright laws that will force it to pay billions of dollars in fees for users watching music videos. -
EU votes for copyright law that would make internet a 'tool for control'
07:51, June 20 5 0
A European parliament committee has voted for legislation that internet pioneers fear will turn the web into “a tool for surveillance and control”. -
Focus on client outcomes, says new report on legal aid data
07:37, June 20 5 0
A new report released Wednesday calls for civil legal aid to rethink how it uses data and tracks impact. -
Music industry wins key vote in YouTube copyright battle
07:35, June 20 4 0
YouTube stars from Taylor Swift to Ed Sheeran could be in line for big paydays after the video giant lost a crucial vote in Brussels over new copyright laws that will force it to pay billions of dollars in fees for users watching music videos. -
Immigrants entering the country illegally experience ‘rapid-fire justice’ in the federal courts
15:14, June 19 20 0
Seventy-four immigrants who entered the country illegally pleaded guilty in groups of seven on a recent Monday in a federal courtroom In Tucson, Arizona, where the New York Times observed their cases. -
Want to stop separation of immigrant families? ABA plans grassroots effort, while new group forms
14:58, June 19 19 0
ABA President Hilarie Bass says Congress should pass legislation to stop separation of immigrant families, and she is directing like-minded individuals to an ABA Grassroots Action website that helps them make their voices heard. -
The Guardian view on Donald Trump’s immigration policy: hateful and wrong
14:06, June 19 23 0
It is not just the current cruelty which should frighten us. The border separations are of course immoral and unconscionable. Children are ripped from the arms of their mothers; they wail for Papa without answer; they are caged. Even when the immediate suffering of the 2,000 already taken has passed, many will be affected for life by the trauma. For some, the divisions will prove permanent. Parents are being deported without their children. Last month, a father killed himself after separation from his family. Yet as the human cost becomes starker, the pace of separations has increased. -
Rank disrespect for our democracy
12:54, June 19 27 0
Anyone who believes our politicians should be representative of the entire UK will have been astonished by the list of applicants seeking to fill a vacant seat in the House of Lords. There are 19 candidates for 31 voters in this hereditary peer “byelection” – where aristocrats decide from an exclusive list who can vote on our laws for life. From Lord Snowdon, 19th in line to the throne, to Lord Bridges, the Queen’s personal solicitor, it represents another world to most of the public. -
Judge strikes down Kansas voter ID law and orders Kris Kobach to take additional CLE
10:57, June 19 28 0
A federal judge has struck down Kansas’ voter ID law and ordered Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach to take additional continuing legal education classes for “repeated and flagrant violations” of federal rules requiring disclosure of evidence before trial.
Week News
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Civil rights lawyer Crump hosts television series on wrongful convictions
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Trafficking and exploitation in focus Pakistan's shame: the open secret of child sex abuse in the workplace
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Tory MP who blocked upskirting bill says he was scapegoated
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Prosecutors should create innovation offices to improve justice and public safety
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Some bankruptcy judges look for ‘wiggle room’ in student debt cases; law clerks prove instructive
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Brussels seeks to tie UK to European human rights court after Brexit
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'Harsh' criminal record checks hinder rehabilitation, court told
Month News
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Senate approves bill to overhaul system for reporting sexual harassment
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Funeral of brain-damaged baby Isaiah Haastrup to take place
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Scores of UK sexual offence cases stopped over evidence failings
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Other countries tackle claims of arms trade corruption. Why not the UK?
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Sessions bars most asylum claims for immigrants fleeing domestic violence, gang violence
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Man wins right to sue Google for defamation over image search results
Year News
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Dying dissident Liu Xiaobo must be allowed to travel, UK and EU urge China
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Chinese activist Jiang Tianyong's subversion trial dismissed as sham
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Georgia State University tops list of best-value schools
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Trump criticizes ‘disgraceful verdict’ in Steinle case while Sessions blasts sanctuary cities
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Could ex-Trump aide go to jail if he defies Mueller? Communications with Trump lawyer sought