Ginsburg Says Colleagues Have "Blind Spot" on Women's Issues

Today's Top Stories • Ginsburg Says Colleagues Have "Blind Spot" on Women's Issues • Broker Who Exploited Dying Patients Settles SEC Charges • Airlines Say TSA Fee Hike Will Make Ticket Prices Soar • Patent Official Calls for Clarity on Fee-Shifting • Prosecutors Can't Treat D.C. Defendants Differently, Judge Rules • Call for Nominations: Elite Trial Lawyers • Call for Nominations: Washington D.C. Rising Stars More Stories from ALM • The 2014 GC Compensation Survey • Jurors Log Off After Being Sworn In, Court Survey Shows • How Fixing Printers Led to Antitrust Issues • NLRB GC Says McDonald's a Joint Employer With Franchisees Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Ginsburg Says Colleagues Have "Blind Spot" on Women's Issues In an interview with Katie Couric released Thursday, U.S. Supreme Court Justice... Read More » Broker Who Exploited Dying Patients Settles SEC Charges A broker charged with scouring nursing homes and hospices for terminally ill... Read More » Airlines Say TSA Fee Hike Will Make Ticket Prices Soar Advocates for American Airlines Group Inc., United Air Lines Inc. and other... Read More » Patent Official Calls for Clarity on Fee-Shifting A top official at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office told lawmakers that companies... Read More » Prosecutors Can't Treat D.C. Defendants Differently, Judge Rules Federal prosecutors can't bring a charge against criminal defendants in Washington... Read More » Call for Nominations: Elite Trial Lawyers The National Law Journal and Law.com are accepting nominations for our inaugural... Read More » Call for Nominations: Washington D.C. Rising Stars The National Law Journal Rising Stars program recognizes the Washington, D.C.... Read More »   The 2014 GC Compensation Survey Last year's gains for general counsel pay are holding. Are good times back to... Read More » Jurors Log Off After Being Sworn In, Court Survey Shows All those warnings judges give jurors about not tweeting, posting on Facebook... Read More » How Fixing Printers Led to Antitrust Issues "Unlawful tying" is when the purchase of one product or service is conditioned... Read More » NLRB GC Says McDonald's a Joint Employer With Franchisees Richard Griffin Jr., general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board,... Read More »

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