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News, views, and colorful commentary about law and the legal profession.
Data updated 3 months ago
Original Jurisdiction hasn't published recently
Last post was 3 months ago. Growth, revenue and CPM projections assume ongoing activity, so they're hidden until posting resumes.
2.3K paid
We don't have enough growth data for Original Jurisdiction yet. The average Politics newsletter has 3K subscribers.
Based on 1.2K Politics newsletters tracked
nexfirm.com
Engagement Rate
0.01%
Politics category average
Quality Score
Engagement vs Politics
0.01%category median
Score Breakdown
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23K places you in the top 25% of newsletters in this category.
Posts per Week
1.5
median: 1.1
Publishing Consistency
52/100
median: 65/100
Subscribers
23K
median: 3K
| Subscriber-only |
| Judicial Notice (03.08.26): You’re Not The Boss Of MeJudges trading benchslaps, the DOJ reversing course, firms filing tariff cases, and antitrust lawyers making moves.Mar 9, 2026 | Subscriber-only |
| Let’s Talk Tariffs: A Closer Look At The SCOTUS OpinionsTurning from the big picture to the finer points, here are assorted observations about specific parts of the decisions.Feb 23, 2026 | Public |
| Covering Brad Karp: A Meta-ConversationFellow legal journalist Vivia Chen and I ask ourselves: did we go too easy on Karp?Feb 20, 2026 | Public |
| Paul Weiss’s Firm Culture Fell Victim To The Vampire RuleIn fairness to Brad Karp, this might be less about Paul Weiss and more about the reality of Biglaw in 2026.Feb 11, 2026 | Subscriber-only |
| Brad Karp Steps Down As Chairman Of Paul WeissChair of Paul Weiss since 2008, Karp resigned from his leadership role after appearing in the latest Epstein emails.Feb 5, 2026 | Public |
Publishing Frequency
Previously Weekly
Inactive — last post 3 months agoUsually publishes Mon, Thu, Wed
Politics Pricing
$6/mo median
Above average(+17%)
Monetization Readiness
Already monetizing
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