Study: Women Law Professors Cited More Often

Today's Top Stories • Study: Women Law Professors Cited More Often • Judiciary Sees Budget Uptick in Federal Spending Deal • Feds Fight Disclosure of Docs on Destruction of CIA Tapes • Occupy Protester's Excessive-Force Case Goes Before DC Circuit • CIA Torture Report: Lawyers and Litigation • Federal Suit Challenges Mass. Law Against Campaign Lies • Third-Party Litigation Funding Hitting Its Stride • Op-Ed: Ferguson Prosecutor Should Have Bowed Out More Stories from ALM • Introducing The Innovators • Big Law Fumbles Are Focus at Federal Circuit • Minority Push to Delay Finals Spreads to Georgetown Law • Best Legal Departments 2015: Call for Nominations Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Study: Women Law Professors Cited More Often For years, evidence that scholarly research produced by women is cited less... Read More » Judiciary Sees Budget Uptick in Federal Spending Deal Federal courts and their security are up and public defender services are down... Read More » Feds Fight Disclosure of Docs on Destruction of CIA Tapes The U.S. Department of Justice filed papers on Tuesday fighting the release... Read More » Occupy Protester's Excessive-Force Case Goes Before DC Circuit A federal appeals court in Washington appeared skeptical on Wednesday of an... Read More » CIA Torture Report: Lawyers and Litigation The Senate Intelligence Committee on Dec. 9 published a 499-page executive summary... Read More » Federal Suit Challenges Mass. Law Against Campaign Lies A Massachusetts political action committee has asked a Boston federal judge... Read More » Third-Party Litigation Funding Hitting Its Stride The industry is growing and the practice is more accepted, but critics want... Read More » Op-Ed: Ferguson Prosecutor Should Have Bowed Out Having special appointees lead grand juries in cases against police prevents... Read More »   Introducing The Innovators The Recorder is proud to present a strong and diverse group of industry professionals... Read More » Big Law Fumbles Are Focus at Federal Circuit In three cases, attorneys tried to get themselves—and their clients—off... Read More » Minority Push to Delay Finals Spreads to Georgetown Law Students from at least two law schools are pushing administrators to postpone... Read More » Best Legal Departments 2015: Call for Nominations Does your legal department rise above the rest? We want to hear all about it.... Read More »

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