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  • 1 week ago | abajournal.com | Anna Stolley Persky

    Home Web First This New York lawyer gets laughs in 17 syllables… Law in Popular Culture This New York lawyer gets laughs in 17 syllables via her poetry Poetry is a great way to infuse a little humor in what can be a “tedious” lifestyle, says New York attorney Stevi Siber-Sanderowitz. She is fascinated by the haiku, a streamlined poem that originated in Japan. (Photo by Shirven Chirls) Poetry is a great way to infuse a little humor in what can be a “tedious” lifestyle, says New York attorney...

  • 1 week ago | abajournal.com | Anna Stolley Persky

    Home Magazine Federal sex-trafficking law has led to an… The National Pulse Federal sex-trafficking law has led to an increase in suits against hotel chains In June 2024, Red Roof Inn agreed to a major settlement with 11 women who said they were victims of sex trafficking at two of its Georgia hotels. Before the parties agreed to a confidential settlement, hotel employees had started to testify at trial that they were aware sex trafficking had been occurring at the hotels for years, but they...

  • 1 week ago | abajournal.com | Anna Stolley Persky

    Home Magazine Idaho lawyer worked on potato farms before… My Path to Law Idaho lawyer worked on potato farms before prosecuting Daybell murders If you have any interest in true-crime stories, you are probably familiar with Lindsey Blake. The Idaho lawyer prosecuted and won convictions against Chad Daybell and his new wife, Lori Vallow Daybell, in a widely publicized case involving doomsday religious beliefs and the murders of family members, including Vallow Daybell’s two minor children....

  • 2 weeks ago | abajournal.com | Anna Stolley Persky

    Home Web First Some want to leave law firms with White House… Law Firms Some want to leave law firms with White House agreements, and others avoid firms that pushed back With the legal industry under attack, law firms risk damage to their business and reputation as well as attorney recruitment and retention if they stay silent, according to some legal observers. Others aren’t so sure and say some lawyers are avoiding law firms that entered White House agreements in addition to those that are...

  • 1 month ago | abajournal.com | Anna Stolley Persky

    Home Web First BigLaw firms slow down recruiting and hiring… Law Firms BigLaw firms slow down recruiting and hiring amid changing political landscape After a chaotic presidential transition and with a potential recession looming, BigLaw firms are rolling back their hiring and recruiting efforts, observers say, as the economic impacts of skirmishes with the new administration remain unclear. Law firms, and particularly those in BigLaw, are reexamining their business models to determine which...

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