National Law Journal
...don't understand that question," said Jacob, dean emeritus of Stetson University College of Law. "If I could have argued either side, there...
...a partner at Mayer Brown. He received his J.D. from Mercer University Walter F. George School of Law. DICKSTEIN...
...pres award under which the University of Georgia School of Law be given $1.5 million and the Mercer University Walter F. George School...
The case may turn not so much on the commerce clause, as almost everyone seems to expect, but on whether the spending clause is violated by the Medicaid mandate
Deprecated The American Lawyer
...law schools have submitted video responses thus far. University of Mississippi School of Law Professor Mercer Bullard is among the law faculty members who...
...thousands of dollars in legal fees" and "many smaller companies, universities, and others, when faced with these costs will simply abandon their patent...
...remedy improper "robo-signing" and other shoddy practices. Mercer County, N.J., Superior Court Judge Mary Jacobson on Aug. 15 permitted...
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