Above the Law
Above the Law calls itself a legal tabloid. Its focus is legal gossip.
Author: Elie Ying Mystal was named editor in August 2008 after winning a "reality blogging" competition. David Lat, the blog's founder, is now managing editor for ATL's parent company, Breaking Media, but he continues to contribute posts to both ATL and Underneath Their Robes.
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Recent Posts from Above the Law
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Sarah Palin To Resign as Alaska Governor
Governor Sarah Palin, the 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee, announced today that she is resigning as governor of Alaska on July 25. "We know we can effect positive change outside government at this moment in…
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Legal Eagle Wedding Watch 6.28: That Was Easy
With the Fourth of July falling on a Saturday this year, it pains us to contemplate all the tacky red-white-and-blue themed weddings that will be taking place tomorrow in VFW halls across this great nation.…
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Happy Fourth of July!
ATL will be on a reduced publication schedule today, in observance of Independence Day. Most of you are out of the office, and we are too. But not everyone has the day off. From one…
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Dean Mark Sargent -- You Can Call Him John
It appears that Mark A. Sargent's abrupt resignation as dean of Villanova Law had nothing to do with the Peanut Girl controversy, or his more recent email faux pas. It's more likely that it had…
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Non-Sequiturs: 07.02.09
* Is the Urban Dictionary Above the Law? Not in America, baby! [True/Slant] * How much of your taxpayer dollars goes to fund lawyers in the White House Counsel's Office? Not much. Relatively speaking, not…
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Law Student of the Day: Dave Johnston
Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law 3L Dave Johnston recently made a good showing on the online game show, "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" He's not a millionaire, but thanks to his performance, and…
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Job(s) of the Week: Southern Comfort
Since we saw a surge of interest in response to last week's post, here is a Southern trifecta for you, given the long three-day weekend. Remember, Lateral Link pays its members $500 for a successful…
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Squire Sanders & Dempsey: This Killing Lockstep Thing is Fun
Yesterday, we reported that Orrick has decided to end lockstep compensation in 2010. Today, the Orrick effect claims its first soul. Above the Law has learned that Squire Sanders & Dempsey also intends to do…
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$400,000 in Student Debt = Character & Fitness Fail
The New York Times has a fascinating story about Robert Bowman. Bowman took the bar exam four times and racked up $400,000 in student debt on his quest towards becoming an attorney, only to be…
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