National Law Journal
...will advise clients on the policy aspects of tax, health care, defense, national security and intellectual property. During the two-year lobbying ban...
...the Supreme Court bar. It happened with...members of the National LGBT Bar Association were identified with...
...its first tenured Hispanic faculty member. Dean...Statistics from the Association of American Law...by the American Bar Foundation and the...
...New York City Bar Association. Based on responses...3.1 percent. (Hispanics and Asian-American...
The future of affirmative action in higher education could turn on the definition of "critical mass" — a diversity goal the U.S. Supreme Court established the last time it decided whethe
... The Association of American Law...Council, the American Bar Association, New York...rights clinic, the National Black Law Students...
...page-turner book Law Man, which chronicles his life behind bars and his path to redemption. He's studying to become...
...Minority Corporate Counsel Association, that elite circle...Diversity & the Bar, and on...and six are Hispanic. The others, according...
...The Republican National Lawyers Association is honoring Mitt...
...program director since 2006. Appelbaum was, earlier, the legal director at the National Women's Law Center. — Mike Scarcella ...
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