Navigation Among those accepting clemency was Rudy Giuliani, the former U.S. attorney in Manhattan and New York City mayor who was disbarred in 2024. He said in a statement that his bar license should be reinstated “immediately.” Observers say that is unlikely, as the Appellate Division, First Department disbarred him for making false statements. Click […]
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Visa, Mastercard Again Try to End Merchant Swipe Fees Suit
If approved, the settlement calls for Visa and Mastercard to reduce their swipe fees by 0.1% for five years. But trade groups have already come out against the deal, arguing the proposed changes are insubstantial. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Am Law 50 Revenue Up 12% Through Q3, As More Law Firms Seek Scale Amid Rising Costs
Citi’s Q3 report was the latest indication that law firms will likely have a stellar 2025 financial year. But rising expenses may dampen the profit picture, while firms are seeking to scale up through mergers. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Trump 2.0 Judicial Picks: More of the Same or Cut From a (Slightly) Different Cloth?
Court watchers say most of President Donald Trump’s judicial selections thus far have credentials in line with his first-term nominees—involvement with the conservative Federalist Society and prestigious clerkships with Republican-appointed U.S. Supreme Court justices. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Read the Filing: DOJ Seeks to File Amicus in NY Trump Criminal Appeal
Prosecutors with the U.S. Department of Justice wrote that the United States has a substantial interest in protecting the power of the Office of the President. Click Here To Read The Full Article