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Big Law Attorneys Share Why Mentoring Matters: Part Seven
A supportive mentor can make all the difference in a lawyer’s career. In the seventh installment of our series, “Why Mentoring Matters,” we hear from two more Big Law attorneys—a partner in the nation’s capital and a partner in Denver—who share first-hand experiences on what makes mentorships work, including making sure trust is an integral part of the relationship.
Crypto Stablecoin Collapse Roils Digital Currency Policy Debate
The recent collapse of the TerraUSD stablecoin forces policymakers to rethink just how close they want other stablecoins to get to the federally insured banking system.
Abortion Patients Have a Limited Privacy Shield: HIPAA Explained
The often misspelled and widely misunderstood HIPAA health privacy law will offer little protection to patients who defy anti-abortion laws and later seek treatment for complications post-Roe.
‘Steamboat Willie,’ Josh Hawley, and Copyright Terms: Explained
Mickey Mouse’s next big adventure would be a journey into the public domain if Sen.
Vinson & Elkins Embeds Career Coaches in Staff to Grow Talent
Vinson & Elkins recruiting chief Hy Pomerance has hired seven “attorney development professionals” to cultivate new talent at his firm.
‘Gayborhoods’ Diced by Redistricting Plead for State Recognition
Tennessee state representative Torrey Harris (D), one of two only openly gay legislators in state history, saw his district sliced and diced throughout the current redistricting cycle, stripping out the gay voters who propelled him into office.
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