Joe Patrice is a journalist at Above the Law. He covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, government and politics, and technology, with a focus on issues such as the Supreme Court, legislation, and social governance. Joe's work has also been featured in Dirty South Soccer, Breaking Media, Inc., LegalTech News, Knowledia, and NewsBreak.
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Joe Patrice's coverage is primarily focused on legal industry developments, with specific attention to law firms, legal news, and compensation. His work also encompasses topics related to government & politics, legal policy regulation, human resources & employment.
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By: Joe Patrice
Mark Lemley announced decision on Facebook for maximum effect.
By: Joe Patrice
The name's Bond(i)... Pam Bond(i).
By: Joe Patrice, Alex Wong
Once you get locked into a serious collection of contempt findings, the tendency is to push it as far as you can.
By: Joe Patrice
This seems like the opposite of how racial discrimination laws are supposed to work...
Tom Goldstein's last few years were really something.
Pardon me?
Supreme Court litigator Tom Goldstein, co-founder of SCOTUSblog, is on the wrong side of the law facing a multi-count indictment related to the alleged fallout of a hard-core gambling lifestyle. All while routinely arguing multiple cases in front of the Supreme Court. Legen…wait for it…dary. Also Proskauer proves that every rose has its thorn and Yale stares down on of the most epic downgrades in law school history.
By: Joe Patrice
The MoloLamken Advocacy Academy is accepting applicants now.
Hiring freeze leaves young lawyers in the cold.
By: Joe Patrice
Likely the first of many.
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