Satan Goes to Court: Lawyers recall bizarre medical malpractice case
In 1991, personal injury lawyers Zachary Bravos and Todd Smith took on the strangest medical malpractice case of their careers—a case that led them to tales of satanic cults, child abuse, and cannibalism. The story unraveled in a small town where a series of mysterious deaths caught the attention of the legal community. The lawyers found themselves delving into a world they never thought they would encounter, full of dark secrets and shocking revelations. As they pieced together the evidence, they realized that the truth was more horrifying than they could have imagined.
Swift Justice: Students learn about the law through Taylor Swift cases
Taylor Swift has become a household name, not just in the music industry but also in the legal world. Students at law schools across the country are studying her various legal battles to gain practical knowledge about the law. From copyright infringement to defamation lawsuits, Swift’s cases provide a unique opportunity for aspiring lawyers to understand the nuances of the legal system. By exploring real-life examples of legal disputes involving a pop icon, students are able to apply theoretical concepts to practical situations, preparing them for the complexities of the legal profession.
BigLaw firm introduces coaching and support for lawyers who have ADHD
Carrie Garber Siegrist, a senior associate at Goodwin Procter, shares her journey of living with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in a supportive environment. At Goodwin Procter, she found understanding and assistance, breaking the stigma surrounding neurodiversity in the legal industry. By openly discussing her diagnosis and advocating for resources, Garber Siegrist is paving the way for a more inclusive and accommodating workplace for lawyers with ADHD. Her story highlights the importance of creating a supportive culture that values diversity and empowers individuals to thrive in their professional careers.
You can’t litigate your way into Kentucky Derby, says Churchill Downs’ general counsel
As the 150th Kentucky Derby approaches, the absence of a controversial horse named Muth raises questions about the intersection of law and horse racing. Churchill Downs’ general counsel reflects on the legal challenges surrounding the prestigious event and emphasizes the importance of fair competition. By shedding light on the regulations that govern horse racing, he reminds us that even in the world of sports, rules and integrity play a crucial role in maintaining the spirit of competition. The story of Muth serves as a cautionary tale about the consequences of legal disputes in the realm of professional sports, highlighting the need for transparency and accountability in athletic events.
