Texas Lawyer...bottles and cans of Pepsi, it seems, can't resist getting in on the "Harlem...
...bottles and cans of Pepsi, it seems, can’t resist getting in on the “...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
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...the use of Shinkong PET to make its plastic bottles (for example, Pepsi bottlers could only use Pepsi-approved PET to make bottles for Pepsi...
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Gregory Castanias, Jones Day's partner in charge of library services, takes a gimlet-eyed look at legal research products as intellectual investments in the "New Normal" of law firm economics
Originally Published: the_am_law_daily
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Our brains were built for remembering locations — like the rooms in a house. That's the basis of an ancient technique called the memory palace. Storytellers as far back as Homer have used it. T
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