The American Lawyer
...be designated as second-class citizens, vulnerable to private discrimination and communal exclusion. Isolation from gainful employment, affordable housing, public assistance, and a host of...
...its experience with large debtor-side bankruptcies, Chapter 9 municipal bankruptcies, and public finance work; and the potential for conflicts to arise if it took...
...said, “For a number of reasons, a significant segment of the citizens of New Orleans have lost faith in their police department’s...
Two recently published books examine all the "fine print" lawyers create and interpret as well as the opportunity they have to limit its insidious effects on society
...the ceremony. And since Kuenzel's bride was not a U.S. citizen, Kochman had to convince immigration officials that she was marrying for love...
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
...a new and unlikely role for the soft-spoken technologist: as a public policy advocate on Capitol Hill. As Scardino stepped out of...
...a Detroit creditor—in recent weeks, and more than a dozen citizens echoed those questions in strongly worded comments at Tuesday's meeting. One...
...workers had been wildly unpopular among Hong Kong citizens, who fear mounting competition for jobs and public resources. Had the Court of Final Appeal ruled...
...up with such nicknames. Russian citizens and corporate entities ...
...American Lawyer founding editor Steven Brill explored the value of the public defender system through the lens of a single criminal case handled by...
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