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> AboveTheLaw tends to be long on cheerleading and snark, and short on legal analysis, particularly when an issue presents itself as GenZ fan faces versus The E
by Kon-Peki 4y ago
> AboveTheLaw tends to be long on cheerleading and snark, and short on legal analysis, particularly when an issue presents itself as GenZ fan faces versus The Establishment, something you can see by reading their many other articles.
That would be a major change from the old days. Back before Gen Z was old enough to get a job, ATL was a blog run by a woman named Ellie. It was aimed specifically at BigLaw associates and was total snark all day, everyday. If you saw something there you didn’t see elsewhere, there was a 99% chance it was inside info from one of the associates on the case.