2nd Circuit Delays Arguments in Acetaminophen Appeal After Trump Targets Tylenol

2nd Circuit Delays Arguments in Acetaminophen Appeal After Trump Targets Tylenol A bombshell announcement from President Donald Trump linking Tylenol to autism risks during pregnancy has thrown a wrench into ongoing litigation, prompting the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to delay oral arguments in a high-stakes acetaminophen appeal. The court’s move, announced on September … Read more

Crypto Heist: Brothers Charged in Violent $8 Million Kidnapping, Robbery

A harrowing nine-hour ordeal unfolded in a quiet Minnesota suburb when two Texas brothers burst into a family home, guns drawn, demanding access to cryptocurrency wallets—ultimately fleeing with $8 million in digital assets. This crypto kidnapping heist, now federal charges against Raymond Christian Garcia, 23, and Isiah Angelo Garcia, 24, exposes the brutal underbelly of … Read more

Cut Costs, Not Corners: Smarter Spend Strategies for Legal Operations

With legal operations under fire from soaring costs—think $225,000 associate salaries and skyrocketing tech investments—law firm cost reduction is no longer optional; it’s survival. In 2025, smart spend strategies, leveraging AI in legal operations, outsourcing, and savvy planning, are transforming how firms and in-house teams maintain quality while cutting waste. As legal department efficiency becomes … Read more

Meet the Lawyers Set to Defend Comey in Federal Criminal Case

In a dramatic clash of Washington titans, former FBI Director James Comey has assembled a formidable defense team to counter a politically charged federal indictment unsealed on September 25, 2025. Facing felony counts of obstruction of justice and making a false statement to Congress, Comey defense lawyers like Patrick Fitzgerald are poised to dismantle what … Read more

2.3M-Member Class Action Over Bank’s Robocall Violations Could Lead to Hefty Damages, Attorneys Say

In a landmark win for consumer privacy, a federal judge in Illinois has greenlit a TCPA class action against The Federal Savings Bank for bombarding millions with unwanted robocalls, despite Do Not Call registrations. This bank robocall lawsuit, involving nearly 2.3 million class members, could unleash hefty damages up to $1.15 billion under the Telephone … Read more

Pallas Partner's Natasha Harrison on What it Takes to Make a Big Professional Leap

In the high-stakes world of Big Law, where partnerships can feel like golden handcuffs, Natasha Harrison made headlines by breaking free. The Pallas Partners founder and former Boies Schiller powerhouse reveals in a fresh Legal Speak podcast what fueled her big professional leap—from leading a top London office to launching a boutique disruptor in 2022. … Read more

Firm Leaders: You Are the Sum of Your Parts

Firm Leaders: You Are the Sum of Your Parts – Harnessing Collective Data for Big Law’s Future As Big Law grapples with a shifting market in 2025, a powerful reminder emerges: firm leaders must recognize that you are the sum of your parts. Large law firms surged through 2024 on robust demand and rate hikes, … Read more

As Wall Street Law Firms Seek out DC Growth, Simpson Sticks to Corporate Practice Roots

As Wall Street Law Firms Chase DC Expansion, Simpson Thacher Doubles Down on Corporate Roots In a capital city buzzing with political intrigue and regulatory shifts, Wall Street law firms are ramping up their DC expansion efforts to capture influence and talent. Yet, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, the venerable New York powerhouse, charts a different … Read more

Trump’s Bid to Revive Lawsuit Against Maryland Judges Unlikely to Face Smooth Path

In a bold escalation of the White House’s feud with the federal judiciary, President Donald Trump‘s Justice Department has filed to revive a controversial lawsuit against Maryland judges that targeted the entire U.S. District Court bench in the state. This aggressive move, aimed at dismantling a routine deportation pause, spotlights deepening Trump DOJ immigration battles … Read more

Paramount Hires CLO With Deep Trump Ties

Paramount Global Taps Trump-Era Antitrust Chief as New CLO in Bold Post-Merger Move In a stunning development shaking up Hollywood’s power corridors, Paramount Global has hired Makan Delrahim, the former head of the DOJ’s antitrust division under the Trump administration, as its new Chief Legal Officer. This move, announced late Thursday, spotlights the intersection of … Read more