Nate Robson | April 01, 2021
NLJ Executive Editor Nate Robson shares highlights of the NLJ's April magazine issue, including taking a look at the new bar exam and the many new faces in the Department of Justice.
Cover Story
The J.D. class of 2025 will most likely have to take the bar exam before they can practice, but that exam may bear little resemblance to the test law graduates take now.
Nate Robson | April 01, 2021
White-collar lawyers expect an increased focus on prosecuting fraud, bribery and other corporate misconduct, and the Garland DOJ is also expected to put a strong focus on the broad protection of civil rights.
Amanda Bronstad | March 05, 2021
"It’s a signal to judges across the country that this can be done," said Kimpson, of Motley Rice, about his appointment by U.S. District Judge Michelle Childs to a team of 12 lawyers in the Blackbaud data breach MDL, centered in South Carolina. MDL appointments have often been criticized as lacking in diversity.
ALM Staff | April 01, 2021
From determining how to best handle a government investigation to implementing anti-corruption strategies, our contributors present a host of tips and ideas to keep your firm or company on track.
Michael Rossen | April 01, 2021
Risk oversight and internal control ... cannot be effectively managed solely at the parent level.” —Michael Rossen
Fizza Khan | April 01, 2021
The importance of understanding CCO liability in the investment management industry.
Emily Heger, Pilar Ferguson and Michelle Reed | April 01, 2021
With asylum rules constantly changing, the one thing that holds ground is evidence.
'Old School' Expectations Plague Young Lawyer Mental Health—But Not All Predecessors Are Sympathetic
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