A North Dakota corporate lawyer wearing her hat backwards and using a skateboard helped some fifth-graders learn more about the role of judges as part of a Law Day demonstration…
The swine flu virus is keeping lawyer Priscilla Keith busy as she contemplates how the Indiana county that includes Indianapolis would deal with an outbreak, if one occurs there.
The law school dean in the news earlier this year for his charge that some law schools are “exploiting” unsuccessful students is getting more press attention for his predictions about…
Kevin J. Curnin didn’t charge a single billable hour last year. And, his clients, mostly nonprofit organizations in New York’s South Bronx, won’t pay the Stroock…
A recent cover article in Forbes magazine recounts claims being made by Wall Street women—and their lawyers—that female employees are bearing more than their fair share of recent layoffs.
Just three days after the inauguration of President Barack Obama, ABA President H. Thomas Wells Jr. was meeting with new White House Counsel Greg Craig about some of the association’s…
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