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The occasion of the Supreme Court's spring musicale saw Broadway great Barbara Cook belting out jazz and oldtime favorites. Plus: Skadden and News Corp., Arent Fox reps the 49ers, Boasberg clears the
...May 10) Assigned to Judge Gerald Bruce Lee. Federal question: False Claims Act. Attorney for plaintiffs: Nicholas Woodfield, The Employment Law...
...000 in 2004 to 1,069,000 in 2011. Trendlines from the National Association for Law Placement (NALP) are even more troubling. Since the late...
...53, has joined Jones Day's Washington office as partner in the government-regulation practice. Previously, he was a partner at Dickstein Shapiro. He earned...
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...and threatening to undermine his effort to shape a legacy of increased government transparency and the protection of civil rights. "I have...
More than 200 attorneys and staff at Legal Services NYC walked off their jobs on May 15 after voting overwhelmingly to reject management offers for a new contract. Plus more in our weekly roundup of
Amy Beth Dambeck joins Constangy, Brooks & Smith as senior counsel to the Princeton, N.J., office. Plus more law firm movers in this week's column
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