The Legal Intelligencer
...The recession gave firms a sense of the business world. A few years later, lateral moves started to happen in larger and larger numbers...
...pace. Some attorneys and staff were filing into a conference room a few minutes before 9 a.m. and the receptionist was fielding call after...
...are almost nonexistent. Joe H. Tucker Jr. has bucked a few of those trends and blazed a path for others to follow. He...
The Legal's 170th Anniversary Magazine covers the recent history of the legal profession in Pennsylvania, from law firms to law schools and courts to case law. It features articles written by esteeme
... Buchanan Ingersoll and Klett Rooney had been talking for the past few months. Barbour said he and VanKirk have been friends for years, and...
Although he's a frequent dissenter and not at all afraid to disagree with his colleagues, Alito's opinions are usually devoid of passion. And his tone during oral arguments is probing but always poli
...was supposed to be a typical Pennsylvania judicial retention vote. Maybe a few cries from concerned citizens over allegedly questionable rulings. Maybe a couple editorials...
...to know quite well, Judge Paul A. Dandridge, just to name a few. At the end of the list, Tucker left room for...
By many measures, women lawyers have made great progress over the past several decades. Increasing numbers of women lawyers are reaching the highest pinnacles of the profession
...law has meant to them. These are there responses, paired with a few sentences from The Legal's staff about each winner's...
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