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...School. 9. Stanford Law School. 10. Sydney Law School. (Hat tip: TaxProf Blog.) Speaking of law schools, we've said it before, and...
A growing controversy in Washington involving the Internal Revenue Service could mean big changes in the way the agency regulates the political activity of tax-exempt organizations, according to elec
...What is keeping your ideal client up at night? Write an alert, blog post or article that answers that question. "Quantity isn...
...has not gone over well with some students, according to legal gossip blog Above the Law. Susteren's blog post announcing the invitation to speak...
...the violations. The decision was first reported by Legal Profession blog. The court found that Johnson met the burden of showing...
...a request for comment by noting a long statement on its company blog. The statement said the company decided to create some T...
The Benedictine monks of St. Joseph Abbey in southern Louisiana make and sell wooden caskets to support their monastery. State regulators are not happy about it, though, because they say the monks ne
...headquarters. Christopher Fountain, on his For What It's Worth blog, punched back by creating a similar map showing where newspaper employees live...
...tells us that just because potential clients aren't commenting on your blog, it doesn't mean they aren't reading it. The...
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