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Lawyer count in US increases 14.5% from 2009; these 5 states have highest number of active attorneys

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Spotting concealed gun isn’t reason enough for police to stop and investigate, top state court rules

3 law partners suspended for failing to supervise trusted-but-embezzling office manager

Mississippi will require test takers to return to law school after 3 failed bar exams

From the June 2019 magazine

Magician-turned-lawyer helps legal problems disappear

Jeffrey W. Cowan isn’t just a lawyer. He’s also a former professional magician. His practice is built on business and employment trial law, but he also maintains a niche helping magicians and magic-related businesses.

After donor blasts abortion law and criticizes use of funds, University of Alabama might return donation

How bystanders can stand up to sexual harassment in the law office

A curmudgeon's tips for making it in BigLaw

Netflix’s 'Dead to Me' is entertaining but digs only so deep into degrees of culpability

Judiciary has no jurisdiction to decide Congress' suit over border wall funds, federal judge rules

House passes ABA-supported bill that gives immigrant youth a path to citizenship

Would-be clients with white-sounding names got 50% more lawyer responses in California, study finds

Lawyer admonished after he's caught on mic saying he has prosecutor in his pocket

Judge who told black defendant 'you were never a slave' fails to win retention

Lawyer previously suspended for wine theft is disbarred for breaking promise of free representation

ABA group is taking applications for $5K scholarships to support LGBT public interest work

4th Circuit reinstates suit against restaurant that barred boy from eating his own gluten-free meal

The Modern Law Library

A curmudgeon's tips for making it in BigLaw

Jones Day lawyer Mark Herrmann is willing to clue you in on everything you wish a stoic senior lawyer would tell you.