New Jersey Law Journal
...Many of Jeremy Feigenbaum's Harvard Law School classmates spent August...McLaughlin, a 2L at Northwestern University School of Law who landed...
...The magazine highlighted teaching fellowships for minority faculty members at Harvard Law School; the University of Wisconsin School of Law; and the University of Memphis...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...professor Alan Dershowitz to help promote Viewabill. Dershowitz, a professor at Harvard University, is well known for his high-profile clients (e.g., Mike...
Notice to the bar
...are involved. The government also alleged that Swartz, a Harvard University faculty member, violated a library-sharing service agreement between Harvard and...
...has now been integrated into the medical faculties at Duke, Harvard and the University of Massachusetts, has been highly influential in the business world...
...the '775 patent) co-owned by Centocor Ortho Biotech and New York University (collectively, "Centocor"). Centocor sued Abbott Laboratories, Abbott Bioresearch Center and...
The Law Journal's annual new-associate magazine
...including Ann Bitton Gavzy, of Meridian Health, Catherine Kiernan, of Seton Hall University, and Carol Ann Short, of the New Jersey Builders Association. ...
...removed. Other institutions targeted by the hackers include Princeton University, Harvard University, Cornell University, Duke University, the University of Zurich in Switzerland...
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