CASE OF THE DISENCHANTED DONORS
If and when it goes to trial next year, the civil suit of William Robertson, et als, v. Princeton University...
64 viewsIf and when it goes to trial next year, the civil suit of William Robertson, et als, v. Princeton University...
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446 viewsSometime in the winter of 1997 — the record is not clear — snow fell upon Racine County, Wis. This was not...
84 viewsRobert Dockery, a shareholder and recruiter at Jenkens & Gilchrist in Dallas, has some sound advice for law...
178 views''This is a maritime case about a train wreck,'' she began. It presents ''a simple question of contract...
33 viewsFresh out of Temple University Law School in 1992, Derede McAlpin worked as a clerk with the Superior Court of...
560 viewsThe Supreme Court ended its current term on Monday with more of a whimper than a bang. In the Ten Commandments...
37 viewsLOGRONO, Spain - It is 2 a.m. and the party is still going strong. Wine is spilling out on the streets, along...
96 viewsCourt Reporter usually focuses on an important case pertinent to many attorneys. But since summer is...
This week, we take a break from the usual U.S. court system to focus on the international scene. Indian...
91 viewsJustice John Paul Stevens won last week in a major marijuana case before the Supreme Court. Two seriously ill...
68 viewsBack in 1974, Congress adopted the Employee Retirement Income Security Act. In a spasm of extreme legislative...
26 viewsState of the Market Reports for U.S. and International Regions. Southern California Northern California ...
86 viewsLinda M. Collier practiced law for five years before devoting herself to a career teaching people how to...
486 viewsA few vivid memories floated to the surface last week with the Supreme Court's 5-4 decision in the Great Wine...
5 viewsIn the age of the Internet and information overload, there's no excuse for job seekers to be unprepared....
55 views''The roof, indeed, has caved in upon my family and me.'' That was Harry Blackmun's reaction in the spring of...
31 viewsWhen a wife says yes, and her husband says no, who wins? We're talking courtrooms, not bedrooms, and we're...
10 viewsA respected corporate immigration lawyer, Angelo Paparelli is passionate about his work. But in his early days...
158 viewsIs God about to be expelled from the public schools of Florida, Alabama and Georgia? Maybe so, if the Supreme...
22 viewsToo often, people commit to law school without the foggiest notion of what it means to be an attorney, said...
88 viewsAs a white-collar crime litigator and a former public defender, Melinda Sarafa has represented clients ranging...
366 viewsState of the Market Reports for U.S. and International Regions. Southern California Northern California ...
15 viewsMichael Charlson understands the challenge of finding a law firm that's a good fit. He recalls his own job...
112 viewsGrowing up in a family that valued the arts, Elena M. Paul envisioned herself working in some capacity within...
396 viewsOn any given day, Long Beach (CA) Assistant City Attorney Michael J. Mais might find himself advising the...
71 viewsAttorneys are not the only legal professionals who should keep accurate time sheets: in most jurisdictions,...
3474 viewsMelissa S. Norden's clients bark at her all day long. But she doesn't mind. In fact, she loves it. Norden is...
501 viewsThe struggle to balance career and family is not a new problem, but one that many employers have recently...
276 viewsElizabeth K. Peck can't stress it enough: cover letters matter. As proof, Ms. Peck, Director of Career...
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