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- Social media and your legal career
Social media continues to grow and spread. More apps and platforms available on smartphones enable quick, instant posting of thoughts, feelings, and bodily sensations about…
- OJ Simpson estate accepts $58M claim by father of Ron Goldman, killed along with Nicole Brown Simpson
The estate of former professional football player O.J. Simpson has approved a $58 million claim filed by the father of Ron Goldman, who was fatally…
- Law prof who called for military action and end to Israel sues over teaching suspension
A University of Kentucky law professor who has called for military action against Israel has filed a lawsuit claiming the school violated his constitutional and…
- The advantages of using an AI agent in contract review
Ari Kaplan recently spoke with Brian Powers, the co-founder and CEO of Markups.ai, a company that created an AI agent called Agent Marko to draft,…
- Courthouse rock, political talk lead to potential suspension for Elvis-loving judge
A Missouri judge accused of wearing an Elvis Presley wig in court on Halloween and sometimes playing the rock icon’s music in the courtroom is…
Stanford Legal Aggregate Blog
- National Guard, Presidential Power, and the Law: A Q&A with Stanford Law’s Bernadette Meyler
When the National Guard shows up in American cities, it’s usually after hurricanes, fires, or floods, not in connection with political motives. But recent federal deployments have changed the landscape
- Stanford Law’s Michelle Mello Discusses How Sweeping Changes in Federal Health Policy Are Reshaping Public Health
What happens when the nation’s top health agency loses its experts, sidelines its scientific advisors, and rewrites longstanding rules for vaccines, research, and federal grants—all in a matter of months?
- Stanford’s Robert Weisberg on the Appointment Error That Unraveled the DOJ’s Cases Against Comey and James
When a federal judge dismissed charges against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James this week, the decision highlighted questions about the integrity of the
- Uber’s Fight to Lock Poor Plaintiffs Out of the Courthouse
(Originally published by The Sacramento Bee on November 18, 2025.) Uber wants to lock poor, injured plaintiffs out of the courthouse — and it’s asking California voters to help. Last month,
- Private Third-Party Sales as Prior Art
(Originally published by PatentlyO on October 31, 2025.) In our 2024 Stanford Law Review article, “Real-World Prior Art,” we argued that the doctrines surrounding the public-use and on-sale bars—categories of prior art that we
Law Firm Newswire
- Suits & Boots Accident Injury Lawyers Secure $10.9 Million Jury Verdict After Two-Week Trial in Montgomery County
Houston, Texas – Suits & Boots Accident Injury Lawyers announced another major courtroom victory after lawyers from the firm secured a $10,902,500 jury verdict for their client following a nearly two-week trial in Montgomery County, Texas. This result underscores the firm’s reputation for fearless litigation and its unwavering commitment to fighting for injury victims when…
- Texas Roads Grow More Dangerous as Federal Trucking Oversight Drops
Fort Worth, Texas – A new analysis by the Stephens Law Firm shows that federal trucking-safety enforcement in fiscal year 2025 has fallen to its lowest level in six years, creating a growing public-safety risk on Texas roads. The review of federal data found a 65% decline in enforcement actions by the Federal Motor Carrier…
- Meyer Wilson Werning Named 2025 CrispX Firm of the Year
Columbus, Ohio – Crisp has named Meyer Wilson Werning as the 2025 CrispX Firm of the Year. This award celebrates a law firm that shows remarkable leadership, business success, excellent client service, strong workplace culture, and positive community contributions. Crisp shared this announcement during its 2025 CrispX Summit in Atlanta, choosing Meyer Wilson Werning from…
- Hach & Rose, LLP Announces Landmark Year of Jury Verdicts and Major Case Resolutions in 2025
New York, New York – Hach & Rose, LLP, is proud to announce a year marked by extraordinary achievements in the courtroom, securing numerous six and seven-figure settlements and delivering five separate seven-figure jury verdicts when defendants and their insurers refused to offer fair compensation. These victories underscore the firm’s unwavering commitment to pursuing full…
- Law Office of Jason M. Hatfield, P.A. Sponsors Peace at Home Luncheon, Honoring Courageous Advocacy
Fayetteville, Arkansas – In a powerful gesture of community support, the Law Office of Jason M. Hatfield, P.A. has sponsored a table at the Peace at Home Family Shelter’s annual luncheon. This event is a cornerstone in local advocacy efforts against domestic violence. This year’s luncheon drew 400 supporters from across the region, all unified…