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Giuliani has been found in contempt of court for failing to turn over assets owed to election workers he defamed, worsening his legal troubles.

Rudy Giuliani was found in contempt of court for failing to adequately comply with evidence requests in a defamation case involving Georgia election workers.

Rudy Giuliani faces potential contempt charges in a defamation case, risking fines or jail time without Trump’s intervention.

Rudy Giuliani has been found in contempt of court due to asset non-disclosure.

He claims he is not hiding assets related to a court judgment.

Rudy Giuliani was found in contempt of court for failing to comply with asset disclosure requests in a defamation case.,

Judicial independence is under threat from public criticism and intimidation, according to Chief Justice John Roberts in his year-end review.

Judge Merchan affirmed Trump's conviction while opting for an unconditional discharge, not jail time, reflecting a complex judicial strategy.

Judicial gifts pose a significant threat to judicial independence and should be regulated to avoid undue influence.

Sullivan & Cromwell's return to a five-day office week signifies a shift back towards traditional work structures amidst hybrid trends.

Chief Justice Roberts' approach to public communication reflects low regard for the public and evasiveness on critical issues facing the judiciary.

Criticism of standardized language and mathematics reflects a deeper ideological battle against intelligence and expertise.

The backlash against elites indicates a growing trend of rejecting knowledge in favor of populist sentiments.

The LSAC appointed the first South Asian-American woman as president and CEO, effective July 1, 2025.

In 2024, the number of law firms with over 100 attorneys dissolving increased, signaling industry challenges.

Quinn Emanuel's redesign emphasizes a relaxed office vibe to enhance onsite work appeal amid a progressive 'work-from-anywhere' policy.

Law firms are seeking leaders who excel in management and adaptability in the face of rapid industry changes.

Lateral partner recruiting has evolved into a professional function with teams dedicated to securing top talent, requiring strategic and cultural integration.

Biglaw firms are increasingly investing in lateral partner hiring, with budgets exceeding $4 million on average, reflecting its importance for growth.

Case importance can be assessed through measurable elements like dollar value and case complexity, despite its inherent subjectivity.

Search metrics are becoming vital in evaluating Biglaw firm prominence, alongside traditional rankings.

The most searched law firms of 2024 reflect their influence in the legal market.

Shifting from a 'no' to a 'yes, if we...' mindset fosters collaboration and innovation in product development.

CES is a vibrant and expansive event, showcasing technology and innovation with a massive participation from industry leaders and diverse exhibitors.

BigLaw's bonus distribution in 2024 is inconsistent, with many firms delaying announcements and diverging from typical industry standards.

Dechert is offering enhanced bonuses up to 130% above market for associates who exceed normal billable hours.

Biglaw firms are increasingly merging, particularly between U.K. and U.S. firms, as seen in Clyde & Co's recent expansion into Texas.

Top Biglaw firms are pressured to match Milbank's bonuses for associates.

Perkins Coie and Hogan Lovells will now provide special bonuses to associates.

Associates' feedback influenced the compensation decisions of both firms.

Current law firm merger activity is primarily offensive, driven by strategic considerations and a strong legal market.

New Jersey bar association can prioritize diversity in leadership positions under First Amendment rights.

Rob Kearney has been disbarred again for repeated sexual harassment of his pupils, indicating a serious response to misconduct in the legal field.

Businesses are advised on the importance of emotional connections in decision-making.

Legal professionals need to adapt to modern privacy compliance demands.

Crisis management can significantly impact outcomes for clients.

Self-branding education in law schools is often inadequate and outdated.

Legal aid cuts to family cases violate human rights, depriving parents of the ability to enforce their rights to contact with children.

Legal Aid Ontario plans to expand eligibility thresholds, aiming to assist more low-income individuals in accessing legal aid services.

Trump's presidency is likely to provoke numerous legal challenges regarding immigration and budget policies, particularly from Democratic-led states.

Trump's personal involvement in defense acquisition was unprecedented during his first term and may shape a second term.

The defense industry is preparing for potential changes in defense spending and acquisition if Trump is re-elected.

Trump is set to be sentenced on Jan. 10, with no incarceration expected according to the judge.

He was convicted of falsifying business records related to a hush payment for campaign influence.

Trump's team claims his upcoming sentencing violates Supreme Court precedent, but legal experts clarify that the immunity ruling does not apply to criminal sentencing.

Texas AG Ken Paxton targets NCAA for allegedly violating consumer protection by selling tickets to women's events with transgender athletes despite existing laws against participation.

Trump's bid to dismiss the hush money case was rejected by the judge, who set a January 10 sentencing date.

Giuliani faces contempt motions for failing to comply with court orders, risking serious legal consequences.

Trump seeks Supreme Court intervention regarding TikTok, highlighting its ongoing legal and political significance.

Clarence Thomas faces scrutiny for undisclosed luxury gifts and travel, with the Judicial Conference choosing to avoid action despite clear violations of ethics laws.

Banning TikTok risks violating free speech principles in the U.S., aligning it with authoritarian regimes that restrict social media.

The Supreme Court's intervention is critical for the Corporate Transparency Act amid an ongoing legal battle.

Jamie Raskin aims to mobilize Democratic efforts against the Supreme Court through his leadership on judiciary matters.

Texas' challenge in the Supreme Court could redefine First Amendment protections for sexual speech.

Trump's second presidency is poised to continue reshaping the judiciary significantly despite having fewer vacant judicial seats compared to his first term.

Supreme Court oral arguments have undergone significant changes, notably due to the 'hot bench' and adjustments made during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Supreme Court's decisions have raised significant concerns about the balance between judicial authority and expert knowledge, particularly regarding public policy and homelessness.

Settlement may provide compensation for millions of eligible Apple device users over privacy issues, depending on approval and claims filed.

The FSU men's basketball program faces a $1.5 million lawsuit over alleged unpaid NIL promises to former players.

New York's Affordable Broadband Act aimed to ensure cheap broadband for low-income families, but faced significant legal challenges regarding state versus federal authority.

NY's Affordable Broadband Act aimed to provide subsidized internet to low-income families, but faced legal challenges against federal preemption.

The 2nd Circuit ruling reaffirms states' rights to regulate broadband in the absence of federal action.

The Judicial Conference's investigation into Justice Thomas resulted in no substantial findings, raising concerns about judicial oversight and accountability.

The Sixth Circuit's ruling on net neutrality challenges the definition of telecommunications services, affecting regulatory standards and internet access.

California's new law allows renters more time to respond to eviction notices, potentially increasing their chances of legal representation and successful defense.

Daylighting law in California aims to enhance pedestrian safety by prohibiting parking near crosswalks.

Cities will start strictly enforcing parking restrictions associated with daylighting in 2025.