At one time, Nat Hussey spent part of his time in a courtroom, but now he works in a boat off the coast of Maine trapping lobsters the old-fashioned way,…
Fashion is serious business. Just ask Susan Scafidi, who next month will help Fordham University open its Fashion Law Institute, a first in legal academia.
The stigma long associated with not making partner the same time as classmates is melting way, even more so lately as newly minted lawyers enter the profession with an expectation…
A Lubbock television station apologized when a list of 25 criminal defendants published online included their lawyers’ names, possibly leaving the impression that the lawyers had also been charged.
A lawyer who oversaw appeals of decisions involving employment benefits has been reassigned after his tips to employers ended up in a newspaper article.
A job move has some people speculating that acting Solicitor General Neal Katyal could stay in the spot permanently. But there is no need for pundits to consider the chances…
Lawyers, doctors and others in the service industry can be more productive and creative if they stop working so much and put away their BlackBerrys, according to a media executive…
After conflicting reports earlier in the day, CNN and other news media are now stating that the death of former Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) in a small plane…
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