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Bills that would have restricted use of the Texas Supreme Court's divorce forms, created regulations for lawsuit lending and given some judges a small pay raise are examples of measures that died aft
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
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...the past — the threat of a cybercrisis. Cybercrisis incidents receive considerable media attention. Do you know what to do if your company has a...
Originally Published: The Recorder
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...York, access to Public Notices. ALM has also integrated social media throughout the optimized site, giving readers the ability to share their articles...
...that the volume is increasing, it’s that the forms of media involved in discovery are getting broader, including instant messages, audio messages, text...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
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...time that Lawyers of Color—published by research and media company Lawyers of Color Inc.—examined law school faculty. ...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
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