Month: July 2020

AP Images UPDATE: The Into the Wild bus will likely find a home at the University of Alaska Fairbank’s Museum of the North. The Department of Natural Resources issued a press release on Thursday.saying it would likely be putting the bus in the museum, which is located on the UAF campus. The bus was made famous in the 1996 Jon Krakauer nonfiction … Continue reading ‘Into The Wild’ Bus Finds A Home At University’s Museum Of The North Continue Reading →

This morning, about thirty seconds after the horrific jobs and GDP numbers dropped, the president sent us all haring off after another incendiary tweet.   And just in case anyone failed to be distracted, he pinned it to the top of his profile. Subtle! At the risk of engaging with an internet troll, no, shut up, … Continue reading No, Shut Up, We’re Not Postponing The Election Continue Reading →

Representing emerging and celebrity musicians and music industry companies is likely to catapult your name into the news and turn your business into a household topic of conversation. Maybe that’s one of the many reasons why you’re so interested in pursuing a career in music law. Attorneys who practice in the field of music law … Continue reading The Top Law Schools For Music Law (2020) Continue Reading →

Following a six-month development cycle, the Red Hat team has finally released the beta version of the upcoming Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8.3. The new beta succeeds the current RHEL 8.2 release to deliver more production stability and innovation to the enterprise. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.3 Beta: What’s New RHEL 8.3 beta has introduced new system roles … Continue reading The Beta Version Of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8.3 Is Now Available Continue Reading →

Ed. note: This is the latest installment in a series of posts on motherhood in the legal profession, in partnership with our friends at MothersEsquire. Welcome Afshan Paarlberg to our pages. I can pinpoint the moment that contract law became alive and well in our home. I bring to you the unaltered facts (note: Some facts … Continue reading Contract Law: The Best Way To Resolve Your Children’s Disputes Continue Reading →

“You can’t go home again,” novelist Thomas Wolfe famously wrote, and a recent poll of legal administrators suggests that is undeniably true for law firms in the era of COVID-19. Of the legal administrators who responded to the poll, 91% believe the changes in working practices brought about by the pandemic, including more remote working, … Continue reading In Poll, Legal Administrators Say Pandemic Changes Are Permanent Continue Reading →

“You can’t go home again,” novelist Thomas Wolfe famously wrote, and a recent poll of legal administrators suggests that is undeniably true for law firms in the era of COVID-19. Of the legal administrators who responded to the poll, 91% believe the changes in working practices brought about by the pandemic, including more remote working, … Continue reading In Poll, Legal Administrators Say Pandemic Changes Are Permanent Continue Reading →

“You can’t go home again,” novelist Thomas Wolfe famously wrote, and a recent poll of legal administrators suggests that is undeniably true for law firms in the era of COVID-19. Of the legal administrators who responded to the poll, 91% believe the changes in working practices brought about by the pandemic, including more remote working, … Continue reading In Poll, Legal Administrators Say Pandemic Changes Are Permanent Continue Reading →

“You can’t go home again,” novelist Thomas Wolfe famously wrote, and a recent poll of legal administrators suggests that is undeniably true for law firms in the era of COVID-19. Of the legal administrators who responded to the poll, 91% believe the changes in working practices brought about by the pandemic, including more remote working, … Continue reading In Poll, Legal Administrators Say Pandemic Changes Are Permanent Continue Reading →