More Legal Problems Plague the Service Employees International Union
The FBI and the U.S. Department of Labor confirmed today that it's investigating former Service Employees...
2 viewsThe FBI and the U.S. Department of Labor confirmed today that it's investigating former Service Employees...
2 viewsPresident Obama's hand-picked oil cleanup czar is finding himself on the hot seat on a daily basis. While part...
1 viewsAccording to the The New York Bar Association, it is ethical for attorneys to utilize social networking...
6 viewsExcessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments...
1 viewsIf you're a law student, or a disgruntled post-graduate of a law school, then there's a good chance you've...
35 viewsA Michigan Court Of Appeals Is asking the state's lawmakers to create clearer laws concerning the state's...
2 viewsThousands of farmers in the heartland are gearing up for a legal battle with the recently bankrupt VeraSun...
2 viewsLast month, Judge Royce Lamberth of the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., issued a preliminary...
3 viewsThey who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor...
8 viewsUnder pressure from the attorneys general of several states, the popular online site Craigslist has pulled the...
1 viewsAccording to Europe's largest tax and legal publisher, Wolters Kluwer N.V., China is experiencing...
16 viewsToday, I'd like to talk about the concept of litigation holds and how it relates to technology.
8 viewsHotel heiress, and sometimes-actor, Paris Hilton is now facing felony drug charges after she was arrested last...
11 viewsA man suspected of at least 17 stabbings across three states has been extradited from Georgia to Michigan to...
1 viewsMonday morning the Clark County D.A.'s office confirmed that Paris Hilton has been charged with a felony...
3 viewsThere's a new trend in the legal field and paralegals are behind it. According to South Carolina Lawyers...
19 viewsRecently law students have complained about the seemingly sparse job market for law grads, but Tulane's Law...
565 viewsRonald Perelman, multi-billionaire and Revlon chairman is entangled in a complex and high stakes suit with his...
35 viewsA Federal Court in Washington DC has issued a preliminary injunction enjoining the government from...
6 viewsMore and more, federal magistrates, those poor souls who govern the discovery process in federal court, are...
80 viewsDespite what we see on Law and Order, most of the time testimony from witnesses is boring stuff with few, if...
7 viewsThe New York Fed released a report last month that showed an increased demand for secretaries in New York.
34 viewsEthan Haines, an unemployed law school graduate who went on a hunger strike in order to address his contention...
60 viewsMarin County, California, whose government budget has seen better days, is on the look out for prosecutors...
9 viewsIt's time to turn our attention once more to the ongoing tale of one Orly Taitz, D.D.S., J.D., birther lawyer...
3 viewsE-filing in state courts across the nation is becoming, county by county, more prevalent. To do so, unlike in...
4 viewsGreen jobs might be of use to the economic recovery. A Pew Charitable Trust study claims that clean energy is...
12 viewsLaw students have a new hero. Blogger Ethan Haines has announced that he will go on a hunger strike, demanding...
36 viewsJobs in the legal sector are beginning to improve, according to James Ross, a Capital Region Labor Market...
3 viewsImmigration control in Florida may soon resemble the new legislation in Arizona. The Republican gubernatorial...
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