David Lat

David Lat is the founder of Above the Law, a blog that puts the saying “any publicity is good publicity,” to the test.

Keith Lee

Keith Lee writes for Above The Law while Keith Lee practices law at Hamer Law Group, LLC in Birmingham, Alabama.

Elie Mystal

Based on this motion, I'm thinking you are the one who should need to provide some kind of proof of legal knowledge,' Elie Mystal wrote for Above the Law, directing the comments at Gooch.

In their influential book, Above The Law, Jerome Skolnick and James Fyfe

In their influential book, Above The Law, Jerome Skolnick and James Fyfe explained this hidden quality of policing has historically been a defining one, but that policing was changed with the video recorded beating of Rodney King by LAPD officers.

Carolyn Elefant

Carolyn Elefant, writing for Above The Law, points out that there are lessons for legal innovators in the story of Theranos.

Matthew Whitaker

Matthew Whitaker is the author of the new book, Above the Law: The Inside Story of How the Justice Department Tried to Subvert President Trump.

a criminal defense attorney

The book's author is a criminal defense attorney.

Professor Robin Callender Smith

Professor Robin Callender Smith is now completing Professor Robin Callender Smith's latest book, of general interest to a wider audience: Above the Law.

Sara McLeod

Compared to other lawyers, a tax lawyer’s time is not usually taken up by one or more large matters, Sara McLeod writes for Above the Law.

Zach Abramowitz

Zach Abramowitz writes in Above the Law – making the case that 2018 was the year that Biglaw struck back, looking at the myth of the law firms sales cycles, the new alliances between incumbents and contract review technology companies and at trends for 2019.

Ian McEwan

Written by Ian McEwan, the law is based on Ian McEwan's 2014 novel of the same name.

LexisNexis vice president Olga Mack

LexisNexis vice president Olga Mack, writing for Above the Law, argues that 'law firms can benefit by carefully crafting a use policy to monitor and guide lawyers' in using artificial intelligence and provides tips for crafting an effective AI use policy.

themselves completely displaced, civil litigator and educator Jonathan Wolf

Despite being tech savvy, younger attorneys could find themselves completely displaced, civil litigator and educator Jonathan Wolf wrote for Above The Law.

Scott Mozarsky

Scott Mozarsky, writing for Above the Law, said everything really changed in the past 10 years.

as James Fyfe

And as James Fyfe, [wrote] in James Fyfe's 1993 book about this issue, Above The Law, officers who break the code sometimes won’t be helped in emergency situations, as I wasn’t.

a leading lawyer, legal historian, and legal philosopher

The author is a leading lawyer, legal historian, and legal philosopher.

The Washington Post's Hal Hinson

The Washington Post's Hal Hinson wrote, 'Above the Law, which offers Steven Seagal to the world as a new urban action hero, is woefully short on originality, intelligibility and anything resembling taste.

Career coach Wendi Weiner

Career coach Wendi Weiner, writing for Above the Law, offers tips for overcoming burnout.

Senator Mark Montigny (D-New Bedford)

Senator Mark Montigny (D-New Bedford) is the author of the law.

Christopher Danzig (hope that's a pseudonym;)

Christopher Danzig (hope that's a pseudonym;) is a new writer at Above the Law, who makes a good case that suing hundreds of anonymous people will not make you popular.