National Law Journal
...Andrew Ramonas ...
States that bar pro bono work by company lawyers admitted elsewhere should amend the rules to permit it
On April 8, the U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation ordered all personal injury cases involving the Mirena IUD—now numbering more than 40—coordinated before a judge in White Pla
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...Both are challenges to a California law that prohibits licensed psychologists...a "Dear Abby" style column advocating a high-protein...
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...during the downturn in the California construction industry is a testament...industry, the players and their style is really helpful."...
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