The Legal Intelligencer
...The Legal Intelligencer June 5, 2013 One of the notable features of the last two proxy seasons is the increasing...
...Modern-day employers are not only confronted with the challenges of adapting their policies and practices for their workforce to conform with the...
...a marketing job would not be able to ask about applicants' use of social networking "so as to gauge the candidate's technological skills...
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
...law school alumni organizations as rich networking venues, eschewing them in favor of other professional organizations. Becoming an active and engaged alumnus is an excellent...
...WASHINGTON, (AP) -- Gay rights activists cheered boisterously on the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court as word trickled out Wednesday that questions...
...he was battling cancer, died at his home in Philadelphia from complications of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, said his son Shanin. Over the years, Arlen Specter...
...4-0-1 in favor of the "Facebook bill,"...signed, New Jersey would join Maryland and Illinois in placing those...
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
...He advises a variety of clients on various corporate matters...and taught at the Community College of Allegheny County. ...
...product drops, prices fall to lure back buyers. But this fundamental law of economics doesn't apply to law schools. The number of applicants to...
...on the role of social media in...meeting of the Maryland chapter of the...directors of the College of the Liberal...
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