A terse exchange during a Zoom deposition that ended in sanctions probably won’t tarnish the reputation of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, a firm with deep ties to the Biden administration.

Big tech companies such as Amazon.com Inc., Apple Inc., and Alphabet Inc.'s Google are throwing their weight behind the U.S. government’s efforts in federal court to preserve the jobs of spouses of their foreign employees who are working in the U.S.

The University of California system agreed Friday to extend its court-mandated policy of test-free admissions through 2025, according to advocacy groups that argue the use of SAT and ACT scores discriminates against applicants based on race, income, and disability.

If a highly lucrative Texas-based firm like Susman Godfrey can put a woman of color into leadership and beat industry norms for diversity, what’s wrong with the rest of Big Law?

Nearly 2.1 million ballots from the 2020 election in Arizona will go into temporary storage Friday to make way for planned high school graduation ceremonies at the site of an unprecedented audit of President Joe Biden’s win in the state.

Alexandra Walsh, formerly of Paul Weiss and Wilkinson Walsh, recently founded a litigation boutique, exclusively representing plaintiffs. “I spent 20 years on the defense side,” Walsh said. “I wanted to represent individuals who have been wronged.”