Joe Patrice

After this, you'll probably be even more convinced that judge shopping is a problem.

He's back on his MAGA grind.

(Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images) Clarence Thomas will become the longest serving justice in Supreme Court history if he holds out until mid-2028. And despite the fervent wishes of conservatives and — probably especially — Thomas’s likely replacement Judge James Ho, the Court’s senior justice seems likely to gun for the record.

As Clarence Thomas prepares for the grand unveiling of his new portrait, it’s increasingly likely that the justice hopes to clinch the title as America’s longest serving Supreme Court justice. That record is currently held by Justice William O. Douglas. Presently, Thomas is the 10th longest serving justice. Thomas won’t reach the Douglas milestone until roughly mid-2028, but he will match the next person on the list in a little over six months. Who will Thomas overtake next?

The focus on AI usability continues.

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Two things happen this time of year: Biglaw firms make good on associate compensation and we dust off our firm pun game. With that in mind, Ropes & Gray has announced a Milbank match.

HeyCounsel hosts quick and easy event to showcase tech offerings.

They did... exact what was expected.

Pam & the Pooch.