Career

Bronx Man with Past Convictions Switches Lawyers, Claims He’s Not a Career Criminal in High-Stakes SDNY Hearing

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NEW YORK — A Bronx man with a history of three felonies sought new legal representation in a federal court on September 2, 2025, arguing that he should not be classified as an armed career criminal. The defendant had previously been charged in connection with violent offenses, including assault and robbery. In December 2024, law enforcement arrested the man after they discovered a Luger 9mm firearm in his possession. When he appeared before U.S. District Judge P. Kevin Castel, he expressed a desire to replace his Federal Defender with a lawyer from the Criminal Justice … Read more

Toronto Lawyer’s Career Plummets Amid Scathing Allegations of Misconduct and Court Defiance

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Toronto, Canada—A long-serving lawyer in Toronto is facing serious allegations that have led to his suspension from practicing law in Ontario. Andrew Rogerson, best known for a high-profile $5.5 million lawsuit against a prestigious private girls’ school for failing to protect his daughter from bullying, now finds his professional reputation in jeopardy. The Law Society Tribunal has intervened, highlighting findings from a Northwest Territories court that paint Rogerson’s behavior in a negative light. Reports indicate he ignored a court order requiring the return of a $90,000 retainer and allegedly assisted a client in moving $1 … Read more

Balancing Dreams: Family Divided as Daughter Pursues Science PhD Over Law Career

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In Washington, D.C., a young woman’s pursuit of a Ph.D. in science has stirred disappointment within her family, who hoped she would instead embark on a more traditional career in law. This family dynamic highlights a growing tension between personal aspirations and familial expectations, particularly in prestigious fields. The conflict arises as the daughter, a promising candidate with a strong academic background in the sciences, opts to follow her passion rather than adhere to her family’s desire for her to pursue a legal career. As societal norms evolve, the choice reflects a broader trend where … Read more

High-Profile Transition: Two Sustainability Lawyers Leave EY for Jones Day in Strategic Career Shift

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Two prominent sustainability lawyers have left their positions at Ernst & Young to join the international law firm Jones Day, signaling a noteworthy shift within the legal landscape focused on sustainability. Their move highlights the increasing emphasis on environmental issues in corporate legal practice and reflects the growing demand for specialized knowledge in this field. In their previous roles at Ernst & Young, both attorneys were instrumental in advancing sustainability initiatives and guiding clients through increasingly complex environmental regulations. Their departure underscores a trend as firms recognize the importance of integrating sustainability into business strategies. … Read more