Brokers Report Real Estate Traffic Jam for D.C. Firms

Today's Top Stories • Brokers Report Real Estate Traffic Jam for D.C. Firms • Squire Patton Boggs Hired to Lobby on Ebola Drug • Pro Bono Week: The Ultimate Roundup of Giving and Representing • Broadcast Group Names Insider for Fall Legal Lineup • Benghazi Suspect's Defense to Get More Resources • Hospitals Sweat Potential Ebola Liability • Triage at Supreme Court More Stories from ALM • Former Google Lawyer Nominated to Head PTO • The Global Lawyer: Forget 'Arab Bank.' 'In re 9/11' Is Back. • Is NBC's "Bad Judge" Sitcom Offensive? Tell Us What You Think • Nurse at Dallas Ebola Hospital Hires Fort Lauderdale Lawyer Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Brokers Report Real Estate Traffic Jam for D.C. Firms Washington's ocean of law firm square footage has decreased in size in recent... Read More » Squire Patton Boggs Hired to Lobby on Ebola Drug Squire Patton Boggs has inked a pharmaceutical lobbying client that's pushing... Read More » Pro Bono Week: The Ultimate Roundup of Giving and Representing In recognition of Pro Bono Week, National Law Journal lists recent coverage... Read More » Broadcast Group Names Insider for Fall Legal Lineup The National Association of Broadcasters has tapped Rick Kaplan, a senior executive... Read More » Benghazi Suspect's Defense to Get More Resources The suspect charged in the deadly 2012 attack on the U.S. consulate complex... Read More » Hospitals Sweat Potential Ebola Liability As public health authorities moved to calm fears about the risk from Ebola,... Read More » Triage at Supreme Court Whether it's a coincidence or a product of an overheated political environment,... Read More »   Former Google Lawyer Nominated to Head PTO Michelle Lee, the agency's interim director, would be the first woman and person... Read More » The Global Lawyer: Forget 'Arab Bank.' 'In re 9/11' Is Back. Twelve years after Ron Motley filed a trillion-dollar lawsuit over the terrorist... Read More » Is NBC's "Bad Judge" Sitcom Offensive? Tell Us What You Think The Miami-Dade chapter of the Florida Association for Women Lawyers is complaining... Read More » Nurse at Dallas Ebola Hospital Hires Fort Lauderdale Lawyer Fort Lauderdale attorney Robert W. Kelley of Kelley/Uustal is representing... Read More »

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