Explore the Data Behind the Go-To Law Schools

Headlines • Explore the Data Behind the Go-To Law Schools • Sunflower Seeds Provide Lesson on Food-Labeling Rules • Justices Say No Challenges to Grand Juries on Frozen Assets • Cellphone Search, Interrogation at Border Suppressed • A Complicated Recipe for Food and Beverage Ad Copy Clearance • INADMISSIBLE: FCC Hits Restart On Net Neutrality Rules • Monitoring of Firm Puts The Rule of Law at Risk • A Firm Leader's Guide to Survival of the Biggest • Verdict Near in 'Exceptional' Trademark Dispute • Movers Explore the Data Behind the Go-To Law Schools For the second year in a row, we are making all of the data from our Go-To Law Schools report on large firm associate hiring available to the public in a searchable interactive graphic. Read More » Sunflower Seeds Provide Lesson on Food-Labeling Rules The salt on the coating of sunflower seeds should be listed on the package's label of ingredients even if nobody eats the shells, a federal appeals court has ruled. Read More » Sponsor Spotlight: Attend the Largest Conference for Legal Career Professionals Seattle sets the stage for NALP's 2014 Annual Education Conference & Resource Center Exhibition as attendees shop for ideas in an eye-opening 'Marketplace of Ideas' April 9 - 12, 2014. NALP's Annual Education Conference offers almost 100 sessions on topics such as diversity and inclusion, lateral recruiting and hiring, and lawyer professional development. This year's plenary speakers are Brad Smith, Executive Vice President and General Counsel, Microsoft, and Steven J. Harper, author of The Lawyer Bubble. Register before the early bird deadline ends on March 7. Justices Say No Challenges to Grand Juries on Frozen Assets An indicted criminal defendant has no constitutional right to challenge the government's pretrial freezing of assets needed to hire a lawyer, a divided U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday. Read More » Cellphone Search, Interrogation at Border Suppressed U.S. Border agents, acting without a warrant, improperly downloaded information from the cellphones of two women they arrested near the Canadian border for aiding a man in the United States illegally, a federal judge ruled. Read More » A Complicated Recipe for Food and Beverage Ad Copy Clearance Legal clearance for food and beverage labeling and advertising requires a holistic, multidisciplinary approach. Read More » INADMISSIBLE: FCC Hits Restart On Net Neutrality Rules "If at first you don't succeed, try, try again" could be the motto of the Federal Communications Commission when it comes to net neutrality. Plus more D.C. newsbriefs in this week's column. Read More » Monitoring of Firm Puts The Rule of Law at Risk Surveillance of attorney-client communications threatens foundations of liberty and democracy. Read More » A Firm Leader's Guide to Survival of the Biggest Giant law firms are not doomed to extinction, but avoiding a dinosaur's fate requires shifting priorities. Read More » Verdict Near in 'Exceptional' Trademark Dispute Jurors in California are set to decide whether social networking company Classmates.com infringed on the trademark of sports memorabilia dealer Memory Lane Inc. Read More » Movers Geoffrey Willis joins the Brown Rudnick's environmental and real estate practices in the Irvine, Calif., office. Plus more law firm movers in this week's column. Read More »

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