Rather than learning about constitutional modalities through the traditional channels of law school, many law students are instead acclimating to the legal profession through video-based digital media platforms like TikTok.
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Washington Lawyers Turn Up the Volume at Law Rocks Seattle
Law Rocks began in London in 2009 as a way for members of the legal profession to showcase their musical alter egos while raising money for causes they care about. The concept struck a chord—quickly spreading to Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, and a dozen other cities around the world. Each event pairs bands of legal professionals with local nonprofits, creating an evening that blends rock, rivalry, and philanthropy.
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Deceived and Deductible: The IRS Clarifies Theft-Loss Relief
In March 2025, the Internal Revenue Service eased restrictions by issuing an IRS Chief Counsel Memorandum that identified situations in which taxpayers can, once again, deduct losses sustained from theft.
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What They Gave Each Other
It might seem improbable that two women, each the mother of a child catastrophically injured during birth, would not only know each other but become close enough to lean on one another during the most emotionally charged stages of their cases.
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Apprenticeship, Not Academia
The traditional path to becoming a lawyer in Washington state can be daunting. That’s how Nettie Dionne of Zillah, a town of about 3,200 people outside Yakima, felt. But now the former social worker and member of the Yakama Nation is studying for the bar exam.
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WSBA Technology Task Force Report: Key Highlights
Using the Washington Supreme Court’s Access to Justice Technology Principles as a guide, the Task Force developed a set of 10 key recommendations.
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