Corporate Counsel
...wasn't going soft. Allan Van Fleet, a former chair of the American Bar Association's antitrust law section, says the opposite was true administration...
Law schools nationwide are beginning to offer courses that prepare students for in-house careers—often by serving up real-life challenges
...reported in The National Law Journal (a sibling publication of Corporate Counsel) last week...
...reported in The National Law Journal (a sibling publication of Corporate Counsel) last week...
...helping to enforce federal law, not preempting it. But the American Bar Association, for one, strongly disagrees. The ABA filed an amicus brief...
...Wall Street Journal: In the U...
...of the law—an interesting analysis, from the Wall Street Journal, ...
...for example, filed a friend of...
A judge's campaign contribution flap in the Madison County, Illinois, circuit court has led the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Institute for Legal Reform to urge major changes in how the court handles as
...The National Law Journal, the lawsuit was "a bold move for DOJ's...
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