July 2 2007 Legal Blog Roundup
Hi, folks. A June 19 Deliberations posting discusses blogging jurors, a subject that is as controversial as...
3 viewsHi, folks. A June 19 Deliberations posting discusses blogging jurors, a subject that is as controversial as...
3 viewsAs a paralegal for Vinson & Elkins, LLP, Phyllis Tidwell is mainly responsible for managing complex litigation...
224 viewsThese days, online paralegal certification courses are popping up at colleges and universities all across the...
134 viewsCatastrophic illness or injury can lead to devastating financial loss. To protect themselves from this...
13 viewsThe cause of individual freedom won a victory in the Supreme Court last week, but it was something less than a...
11 viewsAs a young man, I was drawn to the kayak-cascading white water rivers of the West by the adrenaline rush of...
140 viewsHow time flies with the top down.The Audi TT roadster came out in 2000 and the 2008 model on sale is a...
12 viewsAn interview is the final destination in any job pursuit; we all know that. So when you walk in the door,...
8 viewsAuthor of nine books and countless articles for paralegals Chere Estrin has been interviewed by Newsweek, the...
244 viewsAccording to former British prime minister Benjamin Disraeli, ''there are three kinds of lies: lies, damned...
12 viewsBefore it closes up shop for the summer, the Supreme Court probably will let us know if it will hear the...
2 views''I know we booked this cruise aboard the Norwegian Pearl a long time ago,'' wailed my husband Bob. ''But that...
64 viewsKevin Arima reads tire treads much like a palm reader. The Toyo Tires engineer sees long life in multiwave...
972 viewsThis week, Cynthia Young, paralegal coordinator for Wolff & Samson, PC, in West Orange, NJ, tells LawCrossing...
71 viewsVirginia Violette has been a paralegal for almost 29 years, and she has been a paralegal for Frank Darras,...
63 viewsSummer is finally here. Bring on the beach weekends, vacation days, and afternoon barbecues, and while you're...
361 viewsFollowing the surging trend of employees filing lawsuits against their employers, employers have yet another...
4 viewsIn my days as a fledgling court reporter in Virginia, the Commonwealth still clung to a few colonial...
11 viewsWanted: fun-loving folks for full- and part-time positions in retirement resort and RV park. Fixer-upper...
365 viewsEarly to bed and early to rise gets Jack and Jill to the two-car-per-green on-ramp every morning. Accelerate,...
47 viewsIt's June now. Graduation season. And many grads are asking themselves that golden question: ''What do I do...
172 viewsHeather Conner is a case manager paralegal for famed plaintiff's attorney Frank Darras. Her daily...
144 viewsThese days, it's not at all uncommon for a college graduate to have trouble finding a job. In fact, it seems...
153 viewsAttention, American corporations: you can now breathe a sigh of relief. The Supreme Court, in a 5-to-4 vote,...
4 views06/07/07As Congress prepares to reauthorize President Bush's No Child Left Behind Act—a five—year act that...
25 viewsThe Supreme Court has a month to go before it closes up shop for the summer. More than 20 argued cases remain...
8 viewsOn July 4, when fireworks light up the sky over New York Harbor and Ellis Island, similar festivities will be...
253 viewsOne million miles on a motorcycle? Do that math. That's 1 million motorcycle miles. At a thousand miles a...
22 viewsYou've managed to land the interview for a first-year associate position at O'Melveny & Myers; now you need to...
11 viewsBryce Killen is a case assistant at Thelen, Reid, Brown, Raysman & Steiner, LLP, a national firm with offices...
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