Former Lawyer Escapes the Legal Grind and Finds Success as Personal Branding Strategist and Podcaster

REYKJAVIK, Iceland – Ling Yah Wong, a former lawyer from Reykjavik, Iceland, made a career change after realizing that being a lawyer was not bringing her joy or fulfillment. Wong, 33, had worked as a lawyer for 10 years after graduating from law school. Initially, Wong thought she would major in English literature in college, but after advice from her school’s career advisors, she decided to study law. She started working at an international law firm after obtaining her law degree from the London School of Economics. While she initially enjoyed the work, her discomfort … Read more

US Lawyer Stresses ICJ Genocide Case Ruling as Global Community’s Litmus Test

THE HAGUE, Netherlands — The International Court of Justice’s (ICJ) upcoming ruling on a genocide case against Israel will put the global community to the test, according to a US lawyer. The case revolves around allegations of genocide committed against the Palestinian people by Israel, specifically focusing on the 2014 Gaza conflict. The ICJ’s decision will have significant implications for international criminal law and the pursuit of justice. The ICJ is the principal judicial organ of the United Nations, and its rulings are binding on the countries involved in a dispute. The court’s jurisdiction encompasses … Read more

Immigration Lawyer Who Fought for John Lennon’s Rights Passes Away: Leon Wildes’ Legacy Remembered

NEW YORK (AP) — The renowned immigration lawyer, Leon Wildes, passed away at the age of 90 in his hometown of New York City. Wildes was widely known for his influential role in defending legendary musician and activist, John Lennon, during his deportation battle in the 1970s. Born and raised in the Bronx, Wildes dedicated his career to advocating for individuals seeking immigration status in the United States. He founded the law firm of Wildes & Weinberg, which has represented numerous high-profile clients over the years. In addition to his work with Lennon, Wildes served … Read more

The Echoes of History: Trump Lawyer Argues for Precondition of Impeachment, Drawing Alarming Comparisons to Germany’s Enabling Law of 1933

Washington, DC – The lawyer for former President Donald Trump argued on Tuesday before the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit that a president must be impeached by Congress as a precondition for facing a criminal trial. This argument raised concerns about the potential for a rogue president to avoid impeachment by imprisoning members of Congress who would vote against him. This assertion has drawn comparisons to the 1933 Enabling Law in Germany. During Hitler’s rise to power, the Enabling Act granted him the authority to enact laws without interference from the president or … Read more