The Legal Intelligencer
...relationship management systems as a business development tool. American Bar Association's Tort...
...by the American Constitution Society for Law and Policy identified a "statistically significant" relationship between ballooning campaign contributions by business interest to...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...support of that organization and the Ronald McDonald House in Scranton. Their business practices, Gunshannon said, were much less charitable. Gunshannon said the...
...has started to change. According to Legal affiliate The American Lawyer, "lateral activity among Am Law 200 firms reached a...
...were honored with the 2013 Villanova Law J. Willard O'Brien American Inn of Court's J. Clayton Undercofler III Award. ...
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...of itself may not be considered a disability as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act, pregnancy can cause other conditions (i.e., gestational diabetes...
The advent of remote connectivity has fundamentally changed the landscape of the American workplace and increased the potential wage-and-hour risks for employers. Modern technology, such as smartphon
...in university dining services at Ball State University and the only African-American individual on the staff, alleged that Saundra Davis, a catering specialist, and...
...in The Legal that "attorneys often recommend that their clients make business decisions that may cost significant amounts of money, yet those same attorneys...
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