Today's Top Stories    • Guantánamo Force-Feeding Videos Will Be Unsealed     • How a Health Care Lawyer Preps Clients Amid Ebola Scare     • Supreme Court's Website Makeover Debuts Monday     • Justices to Review Allegedly Excessive 401(k) Plan Fees     • Bryan Cave's First Female Chair Plans DC Growth, Innovation     • Retired D.C. Judges Settle Suit Over Pay     • Holder Celebrates D.C. Legal Services Group's 50th Anniversary         More Stories from ALM    •  Elite Trial Lawyers: The 50 Leading Plaintiffs Firms in America        •  Two Lawyers Are New Among Forbes 400 Richest Americans        •  Jailed Lawyer Says Judge Illegally Ordered Drug Test on His Urine        •  Bingham's Biggest Rainmakers, Plus More Lateral Moves      Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications.             Over the objection of the U.S. Department of Justice, a federal trial judge... Read More »          Health care industry lawyers have a role to play as threat of the Ebola virus... Read More »          The U.S. Supreme Court's 14-year-old website is undergoing a makeover that will... Read More »          The U.S. Supreme Court has granted a petition to review whether administrators... Read More »          D.C.-based Therese Pritchard became the first female chair of Missouri-founded... Read More »          The U.S. Department of Treasury has agreed to readjust the retirement salaries... Read More »          Marking the 50th anniversary of Washington's Neighborhood Legal Services Program,... Read More »              We identify the law firms that are doing the most creative and most important... Read More »           Welcome, Vincent Viola and Mark Walter. Another lawyer slips off the exclusive... Read More »           A former Fulton County prosecutor who is fighting to limit the damage drug... Read More »           As Bingham McCutchen mulls a merger with Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, a key... Read More »         |   
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