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Trial Lawyer Speeding Up to 79 mph in 40 mph Zone Before Deadly Crash
Judge Warns Lawyers for Blackwater Defendants About Single Spacing
Retiring Federal Circuit Chief Judge Ready to Be ‘Unmuzzled’
Ga. Justice Wanted to Wear Tie to Hospital During Heart Attack
9th Circuit Upholds Ban on Class Actions by Legal Aid Lawyers
Lobster Criminals Unite Conservative Ed Meese and the ACLU
Lawyer Sues Homeless Center, Says Disheveled People Scare Away His Tenants
Veterans Courts Poised to ‘Exponentially Increase,’ Backer Says
ABA Launches Technology Marketplace Offering Member Discounts
Chair and Vice Chair of Howard Rice’s Business Practice Jump to Other Firms

Has Being a Lawyer Presented Any Dating Challenges?
Court Deputy Ordered to Apologize or Face Jail After Taking Lawyer's Paperwork
Law Firm Price Wars Break Out as Some Try ‘Loss Leader’ Bids for Work
Judge Jails 2 Attorneys for Contempt in 4 Days
Several States Move Closer to National Bar Exam
Depressed Woman Loses Leave Benefits After Facebook Shows Her Having Fun
After BigLaw Deferral, 2008 Grad Finds New Job as a Judge
Law Student, Reluctant to Give Up Laptop, Disarms Would-Be Robber
NU Law Dean Adjusts 'Super Lawyers' Rankings to Reflect Law School Size
Katrina Ruling Could Open Floodgates to Suits, But Will It Survive?

LSAT Test-Takers Jump by Nearly 20%; Should They Consider the Alternatives?
Depressed Woman Loses Leave Benefits After Facebook Shows Her Having Fun
64% of Law Departments Have or Will Implement Rate Freezes, Survey Says
Several States Move Closer to National Bar Exam
Law Student, Reluctant to Give Up Laptop, Disarms Would-Be Robber
Struggling South Florida Divorce Lawyers Offer Discounts, Accept Credit Cards
Katrina Ruling Could Open Floodgates to Suits, But Will It Survive?
Appeals Court OKs $5M in Punitives for Victim of Phone Hoax Strip Search
A Death in the Office
Nasty Attitude to Co-Worker, Naughty Word in Web Comment Cost 2 Their Jobs

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