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Friday, October 2, 2020

Top Stories of the Week

From the ABA Journal

Coronavirus-related deaths in nursing homes prompt lawsuits and questions about who's responsible


Former bonus leader Cravath isn't paying special bonuses; it's reportedly 3rd BigLaw firm to say no


An attack on a judge's family is putting judicial security center stage


How is the lawyer known as 'Popehat' on Twitter keeping busy during the pandemic?


Lawyer gets interim suspension after multiple accusations of driving while naked

 

From the October-November 2020 magazine

Is this a moment or a movement? 6 civil rights lawyers reflect on recent demands for racial justice

Recent killings of unarmed Black people by police have sparked a new wave of protests and demonstrations on a scale not seen in decades.

SCOTUS is back in session amid a loss, a heated election and a world health crisis


Chemerinsky: The Supreme Court returns to a term like no other


Barrett spoke at program to inspire Christian worldview in law; critics fear influence of 'dogma'


Would Barrett ax the Affordable Care Act? She has expressed some views; severability is a question mark


Are businesses liable to ill family members of workers who contract COVID-19?


Dec. 8 'safe harbor' deadline is a critical date in nightmare election scenarios

Members Who Inspire

NAPABA president Bonnie Lee Wolf joins ABA, others in calling out anti-Asian discrimination

"What's encouraging is that it seems like people are listening, and we can be part of that driving force to see real action and real change," says Bonnie Lee Wolf, the president of the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association. »Read more

First Black Oregon Supreme Court justice blazes a trail for lawyers--and students


Receiver's lawsuit alleges 2 BigLaw firms turned a blind eye to Ponzi scheme


Law firms lost 15 associates for every 20 they hired, NALP study finds


Minnesota will launch legal paraprofessional pilot program


Texas judge reprimanded for showing handgun during argument


Lawyers for Bill Murray and the Doobie Brothers trade barbs and humor over use of song

 

Asked and Answered

How is the lawyer known as 'Popehat' on Twitter keeping busy during the pandemic?

Lawyer Kenneth White says his wife would like him to cut back on his Twitter time, but he has not. And like many other lawyers, he's dealing with online litigation, including virtual court appearances, hearing postponements and telephone depositions.
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