The Legal Intelligencer
...enactment that it couldn't weather even the most deferential standard...offenders to participate in a national registry. The following year, through...
...During the last week of October, the National Weather Service made increasingly alarming predictions about the path of Hurricane Sandy. After...
The legal community was far from immune from the effects of Hurricane Sandy, which forced courts to close their doors, oral arguments to be canceled and law firms to shutter their offices up and down
...The hot, swamp-like weather engulfing the nation's capital...or quality of the settlement services. Justice Antonin Scalia...
"I was talking with a co-worker when an attorney yelled, 'My friend said a plane just hit one of the Twin Towers in New York.' We did not think the incident was serious — just an inexperienced
...long-term care and rehabilitation services to senior citizens. ...
...academic performance, involvement in community service, and significant commitment to the...the Philadelphia chapter of the National Bar Association's Women Lawyers...
...the business section, at a minimum, and one local paper and one national paper in addition to at least one general-interest publication helps lawyers...
...industry--consistent with national trends--saw only...in October, legal services jobs decreased in...to bad winter weather conditions which prevented...
...things fall, the season between weather extremes. Thanksgiving was extra special...instance, George Washington proclaimed a national day of giving thanks in...
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