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#LegalSpeak podcast: Creators of the podcast ‘@heelsofjustice’, Sarita Venkat, a senior lawyer at ServiceNow & Katherine Minarik, global GC of Cleverbridge, each share how they decided to become a lawyer. Listen to full episode here https://news.alm.com/sOFtTgf #InHouseTwitter
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ICYMI: #LegalSpeak podcast: In this clip @GPassarellaTAL, editor-in-chief of Law.com affiliate The @AmericanLawyer, explains why the #MindsOverMatters project is important right now. Listen to full episode here https://news.alm.com/7ngxRMb #mentalhealth
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#LegalSpeak podcast: Lisa Helem & Ryan Lovelace discuss how Michigan legacy firm Clark Hill expanded its footprint & what that expansion might mean for the market. Listen to full episode here https://news.alm.com/bbvHKRs | #NLJ500 #BigLaw @Strasburger
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The Trump administration’s executive order addressing the collection of citizenship data doesn’t mention Justice Alito’s dissent in the recent U.S. Supreme Court census case. But one of his footnotes may have provided some inspiration as officials looked for reasons justifying the gathering of that information. https://news.alm.com/sI8KIr0

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In Claiming Census Victory, Trump Nods to Alito's Dissent | Law.com
A comparison of Trump's executive order and the Supreme Court's decision blocking the administration from adding a citizenship question revealed a similarity.

Nineteen minutes over deadline on a key filing was all it took for one medical-malpractice attorney to see his client’s case against a doctor and surgery group dismissed. https://news.alm.com/IDuiw5W

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Client's Case Dismissed After Attorney Filed Key Document 19 Minutes Late | Law.com
Smith Clinesmith associate Paul J. Downey of Dallas, who represented plaintiff Dorcus Simmons in the case, said his firm was weighing options to appeal the ruling.
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