The Legal Intelligencer
...planning in light of portability. The second session, "Legal Ethics," will discuss the legal implications pertaining to estate planning. ...
...Chester, Pa., solo practitioner who does criminal defense work. Stretton writes an ethics column for Pennsylvania Law Weekly. "She has...
I practice in a county where there are part-time masters and conciliators in family court. Sometimes, while having cases before the master or conciliator, I am also litigating against that person in
...her Brooklyn, N.Y., bedroom, she has become a bit of an ethics guru for the Pennsylvania judiciary, and she was honored this week with...
...“Managing Misconduct During Career Moments: Reinforcing Ethics in a High-Change Environment” [PDF], employees in the highest...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
As the economy starts to improve, attorneys will increasingly explore the possibilities of moving to new law firms
The revolving door makes the Washington legal market go round and, lately, it's starting to spin faster between the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and law firms eager to snap up talent
Originally Published: National Law Journal
The revolving door makes the Washington legal market go round and, lately, it's starting to spin faster between the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and law firms eager to snap up talent
Lawyers are competitive. By the very nature of their profession, lawyers want to win and their clients hire them to win or, at a minimum, to get the best possible results
When most employers think of whistleblowers, they likely envision employees like Sherron Watkins and Cynthia Cooper, the Enron and WorldCom whistleblowers who helped bring to light the accounting irr
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