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...an element of the claim. The case was Air Measurement Technologies v. Akin...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...written agreement. California Code of Civil Procedure §1856(f) lays...
Originally Published: The Recorder
...as founder and former CEO of Findlaw. Stanley showed Tollin a formula for applying modern technology...
Originally Published: Law Technology News
Most clients — as rational consumers — want the best product available, for the least amount of money. While associates cannot control the rates for which their time is billed, they can c
It's been five years since sweeping changes in court funding left public law libraries strapped for cash. And although many have adapted to shrunken budgets and operations, fresh demand for research
...question were added to the firm's Web site in April by FindLaw, which Lindeman Alvarado had hired to revamp and expand the firm's...
The New Jersey Supreme Court in September censured former Trenton Municipal Judge Lawson McElroy for practicing law while sitting as a full-time jurist and banned him from future judicial service
Clarence Darrow is dead and the rest of you are fungible," said David Machlowitz, senior vice president, general counsel and secretary for Medco Health Solutions Inc., in Franklin Lakes, N.J. He prov
...administration's sweeping amendments to [FISA]." (See http://writ.news.findlaw.com/dean/20070810...
As the investigation into the firing of eight U.S. attorneys unfolds, a scandal within the scandal has emerged
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