Texas is censorship happy. The Texas Social Media Law has faced challenges due to its banning censorship stipulation. Numerous parties and stakeholders had previously pushed for the law to be stopped. Recently, the court of appeal has reinstated the law. The main stipulation of the law raising controversy is for organizations not to ban any social media users … [Read more...] about Texas Can Enforce a Law Banning Censorship on Social Media
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Closure of Offices in Russia is a Challenge for Big Law Firms
While large legal firms have traditionally been more hesitant in reporting an exodus from Russia, the situation remains fluid. Recently, Linklaters, a London-based law company, became the first big business to announce the closure of its activities in Russia and the closure of its Moscow office. The legal firm, which launched the office in 1992, stated in a news statement … [Read more...] about Closure of Offices in Russia is a Challenge for Big Law Firms
Law School Pathways for First-Generation and Low-Income Students at UVA
The University of Virginia School of Law is debuting a pipeline initiative that will help low-income and first-generation applicants in their quest to become competitive candidates for the nation's top law schools. Scholars of Law Roadmap Program at UVA The School of Law is accepting applications for its summer program and internship. They offer generous financial and … [Read more...] about Law School Pathways for First-Generation and Low-Income Students at UVA
Trump Victory as One Lawsuit Dropped and Another Dismissed
Defamation case Summer Zervos decided to abandon her allegations against Trump as per a court filing, and a New York jury decided to dismiss a lawsuit brought by Trump's former personal attorney Michael Cohen against the Trump Organization on Friday court documents. In 2017, Zervos filed a lawsuit against Trump, claiming that he had sexually assaulted her, despite Trump's … [Read more...] about Trump Victory as One Lawsuit Dropped and Another Dismissed
More Companies Postpone Office Returns Until November or Later
Firms have postponed their plans to reopen throughout October as the pandemic is uncertain and ongoing. With a growing number of companies suspending their office return plans, there is a higher chance that November or beyond may see more employees working from home. Some Companies To Defer Returns The recent announcement by Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr that they … [Read more...] about More Companies Postpone Office Returns Until November or Later