New York Law Journal
...Schlanger, who spearheaded efforts to open a Civil Legal Advice and Resource Office (CLARO) in Westchester. Tenth: Michael Aronowsky, who has donated about...
In this free Special Section from the New York Law Journal, leaders of the bench and bar explore the movement for civil and human rights and reflect on the work that remains
This year, as we commemorate two historic milestones, the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation and the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, Dr. King's memor
...issue head on, laying the groundwork for an orderly transition of business development and leadership. About 30 percent to 40 percent of practicing...
...it never gets easier to hear. If industry veterans struggle with business development, what can we possibly expect of law students? The answer, of course...
The dean of the New York State Judicial Institute in White Plains discusses the program's work with new judges and continuing judicial education and changes brought by budget cuts
The Mohawk Indians of northern New York didn't even have a word in their language for pollution before the discovery of elevated levels of polychlorinated biphenyls, volatile organic compounds, diben
...the firm's "talent development group." Hogan serves on...grow its European and Asian offices. Despite the departure...
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