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Emma Heming Willis has revealed how she first met husband Bruce Willis before their romance began. She shared that they met while she was engaged to someone else. During a recent appearance on Hoda Kotb’s Making Space podcast, Emma recalled meeting Bruce in 2005 at a gym in Los Angeles. At the time, she was […]

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The Washington Supreme Court approved an emergency Washington bar exam waiver after severe technical failures forced officials to cancel the state’s July 2026 bar exam. The unprecedented decision allows hundreds of eligible first-time law graduates to obtain law licenses without retaking the canceled examination. The ruling follows one of the most significant testing disruptions in […]

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Becoming a law firm partner is one of the most significant career milestones for attorneys. Many associates believe long hours, excellent legal work, and seniority will eventually lead to promotion. However, law firms typically base partnership decisions on broader business considerations. Industry experts say firms consistently look for attorneys who contribute to long-term growth, strengthen […]

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Making partner remains one of the most sought-after achievements in the legal profession, but the path to partnership involves far more than seniority or impressive billable hours. As law firms face growing competition and changing client expectations, partnership decisions increasingly focus on attorneys who contribute to the firm’s long-term success. While each firm has its […]

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New Mexico is changing the way aspiring attorneys can earn a law license. The state’s highest court has approved a new skills-based licensing pathway that allows eligible law graduates to qualify for admission without taking the traditional bar exam. Instead, participants can demonstrate their competence through supervised legal practice and a portfolio of practical work. […]

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