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Three Duke lacrosse players who were charged with raping a stripper were exonerated on all criminal charges six years ago, but their civil suit against the City of Durham lives on—now the cente
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The U.S. Supreme Court wasted little time reacting when a trial judge struck down the ban on demonstrations on court property — it reimposed the restriction under a different statute. Plus, U.S
...Reporters Jenna Greene, Sheri Qualters and Zoe Tillman profile 15 firms that entered (or rejoined) the list this year....
...Benchmarks that compare one law department's staffing and spending profile against a group of similar law departments' metrics can provide many insights...
The number of lawyers increased just slightly in 2012. Most of the gains were among partners, and associate results were flat
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...really know you and is just going by stuff on your LinkedIn profile. These seem meaningless at best and unethical at worst, as Robert Ambrogi...
...the court order could compel the Justice Department to open another high-profile leak investigation, a move that could add fuel to concerns among journalists...
...Attorney General Eric Holder Jr.'s troubles to raise money or their profiles. Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) went so far as to post a...
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