Navigation “It’s gratifying to look back and see the changes in my own community,” said Boston University School of Law Dean Angela Onwuachi-Willig. “And, as I know it does for others, it inspires me to continue with this really difficult and often thankless work.” Click Here To Read The Full Article
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Attorneys of Color See Record Jump in Associate Representation
While the results from the National Association of Law Placement report are promising, much work remains to be done in order to retain these diverse classes through to partnership. Click Here To Read The Full Article
‘Cavalier and Callous’: SF District Attorney Sued for ‘Lenient’ Plea Deal in Alleged Anti-Asian Attack
The lawsuit, filed by King & Spalding, follows reports of an uptick in “anti-Asian incidents,” and seeks a court order requiring the DA’s Office to “institute basic training and protocols and provide humane support and assistance to Asian American victims of violence in the aftermath of attacks, during criminal prosecution, at and after sentencing.” […]
T-Mobile: ‘Significant Portion’ of Data Breach Class Members Subject to Arbitration
“It is correct that a significant portion of this class is bound by arbitration agreements that would preclude participation in this class action,” said Alston & Bird’s Kristy Brown, a lawyer for T-Mobile, at the first hearing in the multidistrict litigation over last year’s data breach. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Ahead of the Curve: Amy Wax, Academic Freedom and Accountability
This week, we examine the controversy surrounding Penn Law Professor Amy Wax and the broader debate that has arisen about academic freedom. Click Here To Read The Full Article