According to a recent survey of 351 New York University law students, the number who expect to make career sacrifices for a more satisfying personal life.
Like other small and midsize firms, Halleland Lewis Nilan & Johnson has struggled to get top law students and talented new lawyers to eschew the prospect of six-figure salaries associated…
Pima County, Ariz., Superior Court Judge Michael Miller didn’t set out to get an advanced education in the fields of science, medicine and technology. But when the opportunity to do…
Got a blog? Then you just might want to think about getting insurance for it. According to data from the Citizen Media Law Project, the number of lawsuits filed against…
After spending nearly four months of his spare time boning up on the U.S. Green Building Council’s standards and practices for sustainable building and development, Aaron Harmon got what he…
The number of filings in federal court related to the subprime mortgage crisis are skyrocketing. In the last two quarters of 2007, 181 subprime cases were filed. In just the…
If you think the hottest ticket for lawyers inside the Beltway is the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner or the latest opening at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, think again.
When the German government announced a reparations program last year for Holocaust survivors who worked in Nazi-controlled ghettos, the Los Angeles-based legal services agency Bet Tzedek acted quickly.
When Tim Stanley began putting Oregon’s statutes up on his website Justia.com, he probably should have been prepared for a little push-back. After all, he…
Who do you call when you’re R&B superstar R. Kelly and you’re accused of making child pornography? Well, Ralph Kramden, apparently. And Hannah Montana. And Gary Coleman.
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