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...example of priming in cognitive testing is when a subject, shown a list of words including the word "shoe," is later asked to...
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
...lawyers simply need to request discovery from a prosecutor, and the bill lists the materials prosecutors must provide: offense reports, a defendant's statement and...
Rather than a scattershot approach, a successful job search requires serious focus. There are far more effective ways to tackle a job search in today's market than email-blasting r?sum?s to law firms
...Bill author Rep. Doug Miller, R-New Braunfels, says public corporations must list inactive cases in financial documents, which impacts valuations. Miller says...
Lawyers tend to organize life into manageable schedules. Sometimes this daily routine can make life too monotonous, even for workaholics. Finding extra time for new experiences can be challenging
...federal appellate court opinions issued from April 24 to May 3. The list is organized by court and practice area. Names of the cases below...
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Having a plan in place in the event of a data breach can save a law firm's reputation and protect its clients, explain Elizabeth Lampert and Lara Cupit
Originally Published: The Recorder
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