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Lawyers Face Client Backlash: Arrogance and Poor Rapport Highlighted in Latest Survey

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In London, England, recent insights from the RollOnFriday In-House Lawyer Survey 2025 reveal a growing dissatisfaction among in-house lawyers regarding the attitude and competency of their external legal counsel. Many respondents expressed frustration with lawyers from major firms, citing a lack of respect and professionalism in their interactions. One in-house lawyer in the banking sector pointedly criticized a prominent City firm, noting that they often perceived in-house lawyers as lesser professionals, displaying disdain and incompetence. This lawyer remarked that effective communication and foundational social skills are notably absent in some external firms, leading to unnecessary … Read more

Detainment of Former Chaplain Sparks Controversy as Ohio Lawmakers Face Veto Showdown and Legal Challenges Emerge Over Stadium Financing

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Cincinnati, Ohio — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents detained Imam Ayman Soliman on July 9 following a scheduled meeting in Blue Ash. The former chaplain at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital’s detention comes after the revocation of his asylum status in December 2024. In a related development, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine recently vetoed several bills, including one that aimed to eliminate the state’s film tax credit program. This sets the stage for a legislative session on July 21, where state lawmakers are expected to review potential overrides of DeWine’s decisions. Also making headlines is a newly … Read more

Gun Manufacturers Face Setback as New York Court Upholds Public Nuisance Law

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New York—a recent ruling has upheld the state’s public nuisance law as applied to gun manufacturers, in a significant legal setback for the firearms industry. The decision comes amidst rising national concerns regarding gun violence and holds manufacturers accountable for their products’ impacts on public safety. The appeal by various gunmakers, challenging New York’s interpretation of public nuisance laws, was rejected by a state appellate court. This ruling reinforces the state’s stance that firearm manufacturers can be held liable when their products contribute to harm within communities, particularly in relation to gun violence. The implications … Read more