National Law Journal
...a J.D. degree is going up at the same time that the traditional legal services industry has entered a period of gradual decline. For...
...first-of-its-kind executive-education program for practicing attorneys. Unlike continuing legal education classes, which tend to focus on narrow areas of substantive law...
...were selling our first widget," Tenenbaum said. LEGAL TEAM AND OUTSIDE COUNSEL Tenenbaum leads a five-member team...
...high cost of obtaining a legal education together with the tough...amount of debt by the time they graduate. When the prospect...
...the federal judges in this district have spent an inordinate amount of time handling these cases…and yet, it's sort of a right...
...Institute for Legal Reform. The study, conducted by NERA Economic Consulting, showed that the American system costs about 1 1/2 times more than...
...re dealing with labor law, employment discrimination and all these other legal things that come into play," she said. "I've never...
...This may be the only time you see the words "Makin' Whoopee" and "Supreme Court...
...people who are most vocal have held their views for a long time," said Raben, president of lobbying and consulting firm the Raben Group...
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