The 2025 Go-To Law Schools report ranks the top 50 institutions producing juris doctor graduates who secure associate roles at the largest 500 firms, as compiled by The National Law Journal. Notably, the report relies on data sourced directly from law schools for the second year, marking a shift
The recent legislative changes in Illinois have brought about significant modifications to labor and employment laws. These laws, signed into effect by Governor Pritzker, are set to reshape the employment landscape in the state. For employers, understanding and implementing these changes is crucial
The legal job market in Atlanta has seen a notable shift due to the significant reduction in the federal workforce during President Donald Trump's term. This reduction has led to an influx of former federal government attorneys seeking positions in private practice. The transition from government
In a significant ruling by the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT), the injury to feelings award of £10,000 initially granted to Ms. Graham for pregnancy/maternity discrimination was deemed "manifestly excessive" and subsequently reduced to £2,000 on appeal. Ms. Graham, who was among nine employees at
The recent City Council meeting in Prince George brought to light the pressing issue of procurement processes affected by international tariffs, particularly those involving trade between Canada and the United States. As tariffs continue to shift, the Council addressed potential strategies for
President Donald Trump's implementation of various tariffs on key trade partners throughout his administration has ignited a global trade war with far-reaching consequences. Spanning regions like Canada, Mexico, and China, these tariffs aim to reshape long-standing trade policies in favor of
