The Legal Intelligencer
I practice in a county where there are part-time masters and conciliators in family court. Sometimes, while having cases before the master or conciliator, I am also litigating against that person in
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...Services and Staffing Association of New Jersey...by Philadelphia Bar Association Chancellor...state and federal, local, national and international...
...members of the local bar scheduled for June...Washington County Bar Association. The...
...wife requested a continuance in order to retain counsel. She contacted her local legal aid office at the time of the filing of her petition...
...Hanlon, who chairs the American Bar Association's Indigent Defense Advisory Group...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...force's work, it has created tool kits for state and local bar associations on the business case for gender pay equity. The task force...
...service to the bench and bar in our times. I say...Schmidt once said about the local sports media: One experiences the...
...a statement by the American Bar Association that "without courts, there...
...courts, the law schools, the bar association, the ALI, the Supreme Court...
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