National Law Journal
...avenue to closer ties to practitioners and the legal industry. Georgetown University Law Center launched its executive-education program in 2012 and...
...D. degree is going up at the same time that the traditional legal services industry has entered a period of gradual decline. For example, according...
...counsel of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund. ...
...up nearly 17 percent from the previous year. LEGAL TEAM AND OUTSIDE COUNSEL Jennifer Sherman serves in a number...
...prisoners at the naval center in Cuba. Last week, Lamberth issued his latest rebuke — this time, over restrictions on legal mail for detainees....
Third-party bonuses create the wrong incentives, fragment boards and encourage a shift toward the short term
When he left the federal bench in 2007, Paul Cassell made victims' rights a centerpiece of a litigation practice intermingled with a full-time teaching load. Today, the former federal judge is asking
National Law Journal
...Law Center's choice of Fox News personality Greta Van Susteren (an alumna) has not gone over well with some students, according to legal gossip...
National Law Journal
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