Suited Gladiators

Lawyerly Lairs: Greenberg Traurig Associate Goes Apartment Hunting: https://t.co/UIzn8f79fB (by @joycecohen re: a @GT_Law associate). --DL — Above the Law (@atlblog) February 1, 2016

Hey, the New York Times is talking about me. https://t.co/HwvKMLX0YN — tedfrank (@tedfrank) January 30, 2016

"Inside Traders Look to U.S. Supreme Court for Redemption": Patricia Hurtado and Greg Farrell of Bloomberg News… https://t.co/DOwIeBz8B4 — Howard Bashman (@howappealing) February 1, 2016

Former @Cravath associate written up in @nytimes for his skill at "giving dap" (and now I know what "dap" is): https://t.co/9Qxbf01QAS — David Lat (@DavidLat) February 1, 2016

Last Week's #1 Post: Poor, Black Lawyers Lack Work Ethic, Says Legal Recruiter: https://t.co/rJeAr77Pag (by @JosephPatrice ) — Above the Law (@atlblog) February 1, 2016

A talk with former FDA Commissioner Dr. Margaret Hamburg https://t.co/UyDjV8YIkE [VIDEO] @PetrieFlom http://pic.twitter.com/WRF6UmxpkZ — Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) February 1, 2016

Cool read on @DavidLat @atlblog https://t.co/qn5aqY4CML — FALA New York (@falanewyork) February 1, 2016

Last Week's #2 Post: Biglaw Partner Says You’re Ruining His Life With Your Thank-You Emails: https://t.co/qU6wCASJEE (by @stacizaretsky ) — Above the Law (@atlblog) February 1, 2016

Featuring @ElieNYC & @JosephPatrice , talking #StarWarsForceAwakens . --DL https://t.co/bHtDSKQVzl — Above the Law (@atlblog) January 31, 2016

Justice Willett, dissenting. ⚖ http://pic.twitter.com/nTyGKlqUOp — Justice Don Willett (@JusticeWillett) January 31, 2016

Last Week's #3 Post: President @realDonaldTrump 's Supreme Court Shortlist: 5 #SCOTUS Possibilities: https://t.co/xz1xE7OUma (by @ElieNYC ) — Above the Law (@atlblog) January 31, 2016

Sunday #podcast catch-up: @Slate 's Amicus on #SCOTUS & tribal court jurisdiction: https://t.co/XFusou8xL6 (with @MKNAGLE & @DahliaLithwick ) — David Lat (@DavidLat) January 31, 2016

Featuring @rickhasen , author of a new book, Plutocrats United. --DL https://t.co/cAlvY9mlWP — Above the Law (@atlblog) January 31, 2016

Last Week's #4 Post: Associate Bonus Watch: Latham & Watkins -- https://t.co/hUOk2zmM6C (by @DavidLat ) http://pic.twitter.com/yv31yTCrwy — Above the Law (@atlblog) January 31, 2016

Course benefits HLS students interested in pursuing social-justice work, community members who need legal services https://t.co/9s221V9Gce — Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) January 31, 2016

. @Dahlialithwick and my interview with Justice Breyer, this week the @lawfareblog Podcast: https://t.co/mFNaRGHZIB — Benjamin Wittes (@benjaminwittes) January 31, 2016

Topics to include the legal job market, law blogging/journalism, #SCOTUS , Biglaw, @ATLblog , & @SCOTUSambitions --DL https://t.co/zE1rJijpYP — Above the Law (@atlblog) January 31, 2016

Last Week's #5 Post: Biglaw Firm Helps Associates ‘Latham’ #LawSchool Debt: https://t.co/snm1VodHuQ (by @stacizaretsky re: @lathamwatkins ) — Above the Law (@atlblog) January 31, 2016

"D.C. Circuit Review -- Reviewed: Brooding Spirits." Aaron Nielson has this post at the Yale Journal on Regulation. https://t.co/VJELPTi6Vr — Howard Bashman (@howappealing) January 31, 2016

See also @ZachAbramowitz 's chat with @Everlaw CEO @ajshankar : https://t.co/29TitVwY5w --DL https://t.co/wTnqOwDSGn — Above the Law (@atlblog) January 31, 2016

Counsel to protesters and mobsters. Didn't know he got the better of Trump in divorce negotiations. https://t.co/vz7eg7KGNV — Hudsonette (@hudsonette) January 31, 2016

Look out tomorrow for our own @tamaratabo 's take on Justice Alito's #SCOTUS tenure. https://t.co/2Xf2S73rtp — Above the Law (@atlblog) January 31, 2016

After 10 years, Alito is 'every bit as conservative as conservatives could have dreamed' https://t.co/ZxvLHjEUfm http://pic.twitter.com/6vpU2xhSfT — ABA Journal (@ABAJournal) January 31, 2016

Last Week's #6 Post: Above-Market Bonuses For Big Billers In Texas: https://t.co/8ZK6Kw8g89 (by @DavidLat ) http://pic.twitter.com/wYZjoloCOO — Above the Law (@atlblog) January 31, 2016

A "paradigm shift” in Mexican anticorruption law? | Courtney Millian '17 via @AnticorruptBlog https://t.co/1htDE2epo7 — Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) January 31, 2016

The Federal Response To Oregon Occupation May Have Roots In Ruby Ridge During the armed occupation in Oregon, many have asked why officers don't just storm the wildlife refuge. The answer may rest in Ruby Ridge, Idaho, where in 1992 a similar standoff ended in violence. Read more on NPR

State Department To Withhold 37 Pages Of Hillary Clinton Emails The State Department will not release 37 pages of Clinton emails because they are top secret. The latest turn in the controversy of her private email server comes days before the Iowa caucuses. Read more on NPR

Virginia Reverses New Concealed-Carry Restrictions, Secures Bipartisan Gun Deal The state now will recognize concealed-carry permits from other states. In exchange, control advocates got more stringent laws on gun shows and protection for domestic abuse victims. Read more on NPR

New Orleans Public Defenders Refuse New Cases To Highlight Underfunding NPR's Audie Cornish interviews Derwyn Bunton, chief public defender in New Orleans, about why the lawsuit against his department could be a good thing. The ACLU is suing because the public defender's office stopped accepting new cases due to underfunding. Read more on NPR