National Law Journal
...Newbury Street and Boylston Street and going to the Boston public library for research papers. You hope your professional objectivity remains the same, but you...
Profile of Kathryn Kimura Mlsna, chief strategy officer and legal officer of Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana
Would you want to author an opinion on the Pink Bollworm Control Act? A California court of appeal justice reflects on the unsung self-sacrifice of his colleagues
...travel with his wife to various courthouse and county law libraries, where he did research and she copied case excerpts by hand onto index cards...
Recent decision denying plaintiffs access to legal memos supporting the Obama administration's conduct of targeted drone strikes on suspected terrorists is deeply troubling
...Journal Press; and a one-year subscription to a bundle of legal research and information products, including the New York Law Journal, Smart Litigator NY...
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
Steven Levin could not spend a small fortune to hire one of the elite members of the Supreme Court bar to file his case in the U.S. Supreme Court. Armed with a rudimentary knowledge of the law and a
Given the tone, substance, and analysis of this brief, there is little reason for the House to expect additional accommodation from the administration
...the most sophisticated research requests. The importance of an expert researcher has become infinitely more important, given the downsizing of libraries and accompanying rapid...
...collection of medieval Arabic and Hebrew manuscripts housed at the Cambridge University Library. However, she rejected a life in academia for a life in the...
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