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The insane amount Nick Reiner has already spent on attorneys to fight allegations he murdered parents revealed

The hearing comes one month after sources raised concerns that Nick Reiner — who has been diagnosed with schizophrenia — was “rapidly deteriorating” while incarcerated.

How AI can help with legal problems if you use it carefully

AI can help with legal research, but be careful how you use it.

Director Carl Rinsch sentenced to 2.5 years in prison for defrauding Netflix after Keanu Reeves asks court for leniency

Reeves, who worked with Rinsch on the 2013 film “47 Ronin,” wrote a letter of support ahead of the director’s sentencing. 

Director faces decade-plus in prison for bilking Netflix out of $11M — as pal Keanu Reeves begs for leniency

A jury found Carl Rinsch guilty of taking $11 million in production funds from Netflix that were originally meant for a sci-fi series called “White Horse."

‘It Ends With Us’ actor slams Blake Lively’s claims about ‘uncomfortable’ birth scene

“She’s a producer. She inserted herself in every creative decision,” Mondschein said. “Nothing happened that she wasn’t in charge of.”

Kim Kardashain’s excuse for missing the bar exam and her future plans revealed

The reality star is taking a break after last year’s failed attempt at the exam, and won’t be planning to try again until 2027.

NYC composer accused of massive scam speaks: ‘Russian bad guys can go to hell!’

Igor Raykhelson — whose works have been performed in both Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center — also trades in metals and sold titanium to Russian metal giant AVISMA.

Russell Nicolet: How the pursuit of knowledge and justice shapes a lawyer’s career

Nicolet and his team focus on helping families navigate injury cases and hold insurance companies and corporations accountable

Expelled members of Hamptons yacht club file suit, accuse board member of ‘eye gouging’ threat

A group of "whistlblowers" is claiming they were ousted for rocking the boat by opposing a controversial redevelopment project.

Tearful Kim Kardashian has ‘mental breakdown’ studying for bar exam she ultimately failed

"I'm absolutely gonna cry cause it's f--king exhausting," she told the camera as she got emotional, saying she'd "hit a wall" with her prep.

Watch Kim Kardashian break down in tears while studying for bar exam — only to fail it

"Every time I feel like I'm a step ahead, something happens to try to stop me from doing this," the "All's Fair" actress said in a new video.

Luigi Mangione a ‘model prisoner’ in notorious Brooklyn lockup: source

“Yes, he’s a model prisoner,” said a source. “That’s the word from the prison, and people [who] float in and out of the MDC... he’s well-liked.”

Kim Kardashian dazzles in transparent lace dress on the beach before revealing she failed bar exam

The "All's Fair" star learned her exam results on Friday evening.

Kim Kardashian reveals whether she passed the bar exam as she seeks to become a lawyer

Kardashian has been open with fans about failing the "baby bar" exam three times.

Kim Kardashian blames ChatGPT for failing law exams

During a lie detector test with Vanity Fair, the Skims co-founder admitted to using the artificial intelligence chatbot for "legal advice."

Kim Kardashian shocks fans with bombshell confession about her next career move

The mother of four doesn't want to be her "Kim K" persona in 10 years.

Harper’s Bazaar sics lawyers on phony Fashion Week bash

"NYFW Harpers Bazaar & Crystal Waters NYFW Cover Launch Party Invite," read the subject line of the email invite sent out a week ago.

Wendy Williams says she celebrated her birthday a step closer to freedom — but still has far to go

But the chat show legend told us that her flurry of glam celebrations shouldn't allow fans to forget that she's still far from enjoying the freedom she longs for.

Kim Kardashian celebrates ‘finally’ earning law degree after 6 years at surprise graduation ceremony

The "Kardashians" star reportedly thought she was attending a "regular family brunch."

Kanye West claims 1st Amendment protection for ‘Nazi,’ ‘ugly’ texts to staffer — because he is art

Kanye West's lawyers say he had a First Amendment right to send his employee anti-semitic texts, because the rapper himself "is art." Kanye West has a... creative... defense for allegedly...