National Law Journal
...president who sought my advice on what to do. But the...the 2013-14 law school budget. In light of...
...000 members focused on the independence of...U.S. government budget cuts that became...Georgetown University Law Center. She...
...s terms. Last week, he ordered that Nathan present himself in court on May 8 to testify. Nathan's forthcoming testimony is the...
...than $180 million last year on medical malpractice claims, with the...the Philadelphia Veterans' Administration Medical Center. The armed forces spent more...
...of a yearlong project to understand how much the federal government spends on outside legal services — and who gets that work. To gather the...
...in individual call centers throughout the Discover...our outside counsel budget in check."...62 percent, based on all levels of...
...Georgetown University Law Center. Without sufficient resources...financed through Interest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts...by and federal budget woes meant cuts...
...after years of political stalemate on the issue, immigration has become...with massive in-house lobbying budgets like Facebook Inc., Amazon.com...
...little in 2012, on the bench and in budgets. ...
...Mary McQueen, president of the National Center for State Courts, on coping with state court budget cuts "A lot...
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