Today's Top Stories • Will Ginsburg's Gender Critique Open Colleagues' Eyes? • Lawyers Line Up for Key Roles in GM Defect Litigation • Justices Asked To Settle Split Ruling on Health Care • Akron Law's New Dean Has International Experience • First Circuit Debates Drug 'Pay for Delay' Class • Inside Washington: Our Annual Report on D.C. Law Offices • Call for Nominations: Elite Trial Lawyers • Call for Nominations: Washington D.C. Rising Stars More Stories from ALM • Lawyer Convicted of Drug Charge Involving 935 lbs of Marijuana Faces Possible Disbarment • $123M 'Revenge Porn' Suit Filed Against Facebook, Former Friend • Pipeline Dispute Ends in Gusher of a Judgment • Philadelphia Bar Association Stresses Knowledge, Sensitivity in LGBT Issues Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's pointed critique of the "blind... Read More » More than 60 lawyers have applied for lead roles in the litigation against General... Read More » Challengers to federal subsidies under the Affordable Care Act have asked the... Read More » Matthew Wilson has been named dean of the University of Akron School of Law,... Read More » A federal appeals court on Thursday probed a Boston federal judge's certification... Read More » Despite Congressional gridlock on a number of critical national issues, legal... Read More » The National Law Journal and Law.com are accepting nominations for our inaugural... Read More » The National Law Journal Rising Stars program recognizes the Washington, D.C.... Read More » Jose Luis Palacios is incarcerated in federal prison and he did not attend,... Read More » Plaintiff alleges that Facebook has paid "tens of millions due to privacy concern... Read More » Beyond just the high dollar award, the case is generating interest because it... Read More » On behalf of the Philadelphia Bar Association LGBT rights committee, I want... Read More » |
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