The Legal Intelligencer
...an executive order that directs federal agencies to work with companies to better protect the nation's critical infrastructure from computer attacks. For in-house...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...It was placed by the Washington, D.C.-based Republican State Leadership Committee. The ad alleges Kane let two men accused of rape off with...
...proceedings. Earlier this year, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's Criminal Procedural Rules Committee proposed to extend the ban to "transmission of communications" by...
...before the election, with $300,000 alone coming from the Committee for a Better Tomorrow, a political action committee associated with the Philadelphia Trial Lawyers...
...David N. Wecht received $300,000 in contributions from the Committee for a Better Tomorrow, a political action committee associated with the Philadelphia Trial Lawyers...
In the late 1970s, when I first started practicing law, I remember the confusion and anxiety created by the newly born Discovery Rules. Since then, there have been dozens if not hundreds of books cov
...s private equity group and has served on the firm's policy committee. As one of the firm's deputy chairmen, he has been in...
...quot; Michel said, "is an opportunity for things to get much better, but it's also a risk for things to get much worse...
A sea change in communicating with clients and prospects -- as when lawyers first began telephoning or emailing -- may be upon us with online social media tools like blogs, LinkedIn, Facebook and Twi
...setting. Today, their own firm is run by a management committee composed of the three senior, founding partners. The committee determines policy, makes...
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