Crime & Justice
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US Sues Former Willkie Partner and Wife Over $14.5 Million Tax Debt
The United States Department of Justice, acting on behalf of the Internal Revenue Service, has initiated a high-stakes civil lawsuit…
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The Legislative Overhaul of Memphis: How State Preemption is Reshaping a City’s Political and Judicial Future
The transformation of Tennessee’s 9th Congressional District from a compact, historically Black stronghold in Memphis to a sprawling, majority-white district…
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Justice Department Moves to Disqualify Two Minnesota Federal Judges from Immigration Cases Following Media Remarks
The United States Department of Justice has formally moved to disqualify two prominent federal judges in Minnesota from presiding over…
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Texas A&M Law Dean Robert Bobby Ahdieh Appointed as Ninth President of Pace University
Pace University has officially named Robert "Bobby" Ahdieh, the visionary dean of the Texas A&M University School of Law, as…
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The Shadow of the Black Charger: How One Small Texas Town Became a Hub for Mass Deportations
In the quiet, winding corridors of the Texas Hill Country, the town of Ingram, a 1.5-square-mile municipality home to 1,900…
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Former New Orleans lawyer gets prison for staged crash scheme
The federal crackdown on organized insurance fraud in Louisiana reached another milestone as a former personal injury attorney was handed…
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An Influencer Who Parodies Private Equity Guys Riffs on Nonlawyer Ownership
The intersection of corporate finance, modern social media satire, and traditional legal ethics has yielded an unexpected cultural moment, courtesy…
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When Private Equity Meets the Billable Hour: Instagram Satirist Johnny Hilbrant Targets ABA Model Rule 5.4
The intersection of finance, social media, and legal ethics experienced an unexpected collision recently when a popular Instagram influencer turned…
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