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Lawrence Alexander is a professor at the University of San Diego School of Law. He is known for having co-authored an infamous article in The Philadelphia Inquirer with University of Pennsylvania law professor Amy Wax arguing that the decline of "bourgeois values" in the U.S. was associated with various negative social developments. They wrote: That culture laid out the script we all were su...

Debbie Epstein Henry The truth is I never really liked law school. My favorite part of practicing law was lunch (which, admittedly, is equivalent to when my kids declared recess to be the best part of grade school). It’s no surprise that I stopped practicing law more than 20 years ago. Yet it is curious that I’ve become very involved with my law school. But here’s the thing. Aren’t we all yea...

Dariga Nazarbayeva with some fans (government handout) Dariga Nazarbayeva, the powerful daughter of Kazakhstan’s former strongman, is well-known for her sharp tongue. But last month the lawmaker was just channeling the authoritarian zeitgeist when she dismissed a persistent reporter as a “foreign agent” – Soviet-era shorthand for spy or traitor. The reporter, Nurgul Tapayeva, works for Radio ...

SEC Chair Gary Gensler appointed four new members to the executive staff. New appointees will support policy, enforcement and agency operations. The appointees are as follows: Corey Frayer (Senior Advisor) - Mr. Frayer will advise Mr. Gensler on policymaking and interagency work relating to the oversight of cryptocurrency and other digital assets. Mr. Frayer previously served as an advisor t...

Hundreds attend 13th law officer seminar in Ozark  The Southeast Sun

What You Need to Know Kamau Coar, chief legal officer and chief inclusion officer at Heidrick & Struggles, has joined Nixon Peabody. Truveris chief privacy officer and associate general counsel Manish Shah has joined Garfunkel Wild. Steve Tsoneff has returned to Gibson Dunn & Crutcher after five years at Madison Wells Media. A handful of in-house attorneys kicked off the new year b...

The fourth quarter of 2021 continued the trend of increasing regulation of the workplace by state and local governments. Although it is not possible to discuss all state and local laws, this update provides an overview of recent and upcoming legislative developments to help you and your organization stay in compliance. (Please note that developments related to issues such as minimum wage rate...

Before June 2021, news regarding Nayib Bukele was likely not even a blip on many crypto users’ radar screens. The Salvadoran president instead made headlines for allegations of corruption and dictator-like behavior after his party’s congressional majority sacked five members of the country’s Supreme Court and its attorney general. During the Bitcoin 2021 conference in Miami, however, Bukele s...

Hello. U.S. law-enforcement and intelligence agencies are grappling with online chatter promoting violence, along with threats against lawmakers, inspired in part by the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, officials say. As the anniversary of the Capitol attack approaches, anonymity in the cyber realm leaves holes in threat assessments. So does the difficulty of making sense of disparate data ...

Ingraham guest defying George Mason University booster mandate 00:00 00:0004:08GO LIVE Facebook Twitter Email Embed SpeedNormal Autoplay Colleges and universities across the country have adopted mandates in response to the coronavirus pandemic, including George Mason University which has given its students 45 days since New Year’s Day to receive the COVID-19 booster shot. GMU law student R...