The Legal Intelligencer
Each week The Legal Intelligencer focuses on issues pertinent to Corporate Counsel and the lawyers who serve them. You can view all of these articles here
...When law students go to law school, they go to learn skills of advocacy, problem-solving and critical reasoning...
...Kurman's business litigation group, authored...34; at Rutgers School of Law-Camden...
Dilworth Paxson partner Nelson Diaz is being honored at the "10th Anniversary Annual Campeones de la Justicia Banquet" by ALIANZA, the Latino law student association at Rutgers School of Law-Camden
Five months after merging his firm into Pepper Hamilton, former FBI director and judge Louis J. Freeh has been named as the firm's next chairman
...Students Association (APALSA) at Rutgers School of Law-Camden in recognition...
...7day benefiting the Rutgers University Alfredo Santiago...Academy University Charter School in Camden...associate in the business and finance department...
...background to the recent decision and its effect on technological industries with business models that coordinate actions from multiple parties, the legal differences between direct...
...for "Practice Your Prime Time Business Pitch" at Rutgers Business School in Newark, N.J., and will join a panel December...
...J.D. from Villanova University School of Law. •...with a J.D. from Rutgers University. *** ...
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