Law Technology NewsWhen legal professionals get together, you can just about guarantee that the conversation will, at some point, turn to planes, trains, and hotels. So the March "12on12" LTN asked our readers
...all for a good cause: he is joining the "2 Mile Club." Murray, managing director at ...
...location: A trial in rural Mississippi where the courthouse was 55 miles from our hotel and war room. Logistics proved to be the stuff...
Recently, there has been significant judicial interpretation of government access to cell phone data. Peter A. Crusco of the Queens County, N.Y., District Attorney's office, analyzes the legal implic
...after talking to owners, most reported that they were getting about 27 miles per gallon, which I achieved in my Acura. The ...
...from the airline for the lower price. Lesson 2: Miles Can Go a Long Way. With the short cancellation notice, purchasing...
...airline for the lower price. Lesson 2: Miles Can Go a Long Way With the short cancellation notice, purchasing...
...down the highway at 65 miles per hour, steadying the steering...don't belong to country clubs, but we understand that most...
...Next stop, a few miles over to Bellevue, was LexisNexis...tapas joint, Ibiza's Dinner Club (...
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