National Law Journal
The occasion of the Supreme Court's spring musicale saw Broadway great Barbara Cook belting out jazz and oldtime favorites. Plus: Skadden and News Corp., Arent Fox reps the 49ers, Boasberg clears the
...lawyer in our nation's capital who is more revered and...Supreme Court Institute at Georgetown University Law Center — an event...
...and LL.M. from Pepperdine University School of Law and the...office as partner in the capital markets practice. He counsels national...
...Supreme Court Institute at Georgetown University Law Center on April 25...lawyer in our nation's capital who is more revered and...
...plaintiffs led by the State Universities Retirement System of Illinois announced...its work with defunct Medical Capital Holdings Inc., a purported medical...
...one in the nation's capital. "A diversity...Knobbe Martens represented a Kyoto University professor in obtaining patent protection...
...amp; Rice as a lawyer "learned in the law applicable to capital cases" but denied permission to hire a second expert. ...
The Boston Marathon bombings case promises to be a high-profile spectacle. Every move prosecuting and defense attorneys make will be subject to searing media analysis and second-guessing. The death p
...The University of Mississippi's...major employer in the state capital for that reason, and that...
...changing South. The historic textile capital's population has grown by...of career services at the University of South Carolina School of...
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