The Legal Intelligencer
Judges, like professional athletes, rarely know when it's time to hang it up. Like pro athletes, because they're insulated from the public — for good reason — and people routinely suck up
...that decide that outsourcing is the appropriate model for them, selecting the right service provider or providers to assist with handling discovery is not as...
...code the next set of documents, "reading" the seed set choices using the application's algorithms to predict what in the next set...
...Companies are often left with the options of buying or licensing patent rights or run the risk of becoming obsolete. However, buying and licensing patents...
...mandatory retirement of judges curtails voters of their right to vote for judicial candidates of their choice, and, two, that it is irrational that, under...
...that 'lack of cooperation' with the county's budget choices — however they affect the rights of criminal defendants — will be punished, thereby creating...
...to be the exit of choice for appellate judges," said...file exceptions to preserve appellate rights under an Orphans' Court rule...
...Judge Lawrence F. Stengel for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, following a choice-of-law analysis between Pennsylvania and North Carolina's substantive tort laws...
The editorial staff of The Legal Intelligencer understands that diversity is a continuing concern in the legal community. This discussion is a follow-up to one we held in 2011 that suggested concrete
...to quibble with if the right paperwork had been filed, the...The ruling, however, came over choice words from the court's...
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