The Legal Intelligencer
When a dispute first surfaces, the extent of the risk to an organization and the level of resources required to resolve it may not be readily apparent
...of the Wage Payment and Collection Law is to protect employees from economic coercion," Wettick said. "Consequently, the Department of Labor and Industry...
...is priced and rushed out of their reach, chilling grassroots innovation and economic development. In response and pursuant to Section 32 of the...
So, you passed the bar. Congratulations! You may be among the lucky ones to have landed a great job, or perhaps you are still looking for the right fit. You may have even joined a bar association or
Venue is among the more controversial and politicized aspects of bankruptcy law. While the country watches with unease the debate in Washington unfold regarding the fiscal cliff, bankruptcy practitio
The U.S. Justice Department's stepped up anti-money laundering enforcement against big banks has picked up even more steam this week, and reportedly will be capped by a $1.9 billion settlement feds h
Originally Published: National Law Journal
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...important problems as rising health care costs, uncertainty about the economy and economic policy, controlling energy costs, cost of regulation and red tape, taxes on...
...Competitive Switching Rules" at the Association of Transportation Law Professionals' fall forum November 9 in Washington, D.C. Hocky also presented "...
...to assist all attorneys in selecting jurors who will, in these tough economic times, bring specific biases to their jury duty. In educating...
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