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This week, we’re continuing to analyze the law schools that have pulled out of the U.S. News education rankings—and looking at the reasons some have given for continuing to participate.         Click Here To Read The Full Article

The pharmaceutical companies fired back hard at Moderna’s suit Monday with the help of Williams & Connolly; Paul Hastings; McCarter & English and Saul Ewing. They argue that Moderna relinquished its rights by publicly pledging not to enforce its patents during the pandemic.         Click Here To Read The Full Article

“I’m asking you what time it is and you’re telling me how to make a watch,” the bar disciplinary counsel told Giuliani in one exchange.         Click Here To Read The Full Article

“The courts will be on the sidelines, will stay on the sidelines, will not leave the sidelines,” said Craig Green, a professor at Temple University Beasley School of Law.         Click Here To Read The Full Article

“This issue has made its way through many of our nation’s federal and state courts, but it is an issue of first impression in Pennsylvania,” Judge Victor P. Stabile wrote in both cases.         Click Here To Read The Full Article

A restaurant in Kennewick, Washington, resolved its violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act and will pay thousands in compensatory damages to the settle the dispute, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Washington announced.         Click Here To Read The Full Article

“Since its founding, our school has prided itself on preparing lawyers to work for the public good while expanding access to the legal profession and justice for underserved communities,” UW Law Dean Tamara F. Lawson wrote, adding that the rankings undermine those efforts.         Click Here To Read The Full Article

“Having said that, the rankings system needs reform, especially the subjective reputational survey,” Dean Ken Randall said.         Click Here To Read The Full Article

“One of the things that Washburn University SOL takes very seriously is our commitment to the state of Kansas,” Washburn Law School Interim Dean Jeffrey Jackson said in a statement. “We produce most of the lawyers in the state and we feel it important to bring good lawyers to areas that may be underserved.”         […]

The move is taking place at a time when many multinationals and large companies are turning their focus from China to Southeast Asia.         Click Here To Read The Full Article