r/law is a subreddit with 2.2M members. The most common kinds of discussions are news and solution requests, and the community frequently discusses worst, looking for, lawyer, lawsuit, and trump.
A place to discuss developments in the law and the legal profession.
Popular Themes in r/law
#1
News
: "Reporters for CNN and MSNOW were turned away Saturday morning at The White House and had their credentials confiscated."
80 posts
#2
Solution Requests
: "What do all the lawyers in here think about the new OpenAi Astra for law?"
2 posts
#3
Advice Requests
: "Ensure fair treatment and uphold due process for Denzell Adams"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/law
#1
Worst
19 posts
#2
Looking For
18 posts
#3
Lawyer
15 posts
#4
Lawsuit
14 posts
#5
Trump
14 posts
#6
Job
9 posts
#7
Court
9 posts
#8
Case
7 posts
#9
Federal
7 posts
#10
Struggling
7 posts
Flair Used in r/law
#1
Legal News
: "Judge Tim O'Hare had an elderly man dragged out by his hands and feet, arrested and jailed, charged with up to 6 months jail time, for defending an autistic man's first amendment rights. 73 year old Lon Burnam is suing Judge Tim O'Hare."
60 posts
#2
Executive Branch (Trump)
: "Reporters for CNN and MSNOW were turned away Saturday morning at The White House and had their credentials confiscated."
41 posts
#3
Judicial Branch
: "Judge Orders DOJ to Turn Over FBI Notes on Woman’s Claim Trump Sexually Assaulted Her as a Teen"
28 posts
#4
Other
: "ICE is quietly firing their recruits, including a Marine Reservist who shot himself in front of the Philadelphia ICE field office"
12 posts
#5
Legislative Branch
: "Ethics complaint against Boebert alleges affairs with three staffers, hush money payment"
8 posts
#6
Court Decision/Filing
: "Phang v Blanche (Epstein Files) - Order Denying Blanche Motion to Stay"
4 posts
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Last updated: September 22, 2026