The case has become known as the "3-F" ruling, at least in securities law circles.
American Needle has become famous in sports law circles thanks to the Supreme Court, which will hear the company's petition against the N.F.L. next week.
Twenty-six of the lawsuits have been dismissed or have been won by We the People, and it is starting to gain grudging acceptance in law circles.
Judge Van Wyke, a former law professor and staff attorney for the Central American Refugee Center, is known in immigration law circles here as a friend to immigrants and a bane to the immigration service.
But in a game hosted by a public university, the episode raised a rarely asked question: Is a fan's protest — known in some sports law circles as fan speech or cheering speech — a form of expression protected by the First Amendment?
I have not had the good fortune to bask in Kavanaugh's presence, probably because I've never been anywhere near the elite law circles he so gracefully glides through.
In an interview, Lofland said he was aware of the recess appointment issue, which was widely discussed in labor law circles after Obama had made his appointments the prior month.
Shackleton's deal-making on Charles's part was described in family-law circles as "creditable", which is lawyer speak for "Go sister!" Plus, in 2000, her wardrobe was in Vogue and featured 36 suits, 24 dresses, 85 scarves and a pair of shooting shoes.
Then the bell rings and it's back to Ohm's law and circle theorems.
He is known in international law enforcement circles as "Victor B".
