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...which the government can intervene." THE SUNSHINE BOYS On February 1, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid...
Deprecated The American Lawyer
...The trial court here was faced with crafting solutions for a little boy whose parents cannot or will not get along. The judge clearly tried...
Profile of L. Stephen Rizzieri, chief legal officer and general counsel of Panda Energy International Inc
...writers. That genre, capturing the sun-baked depravity and zaniness of the Sunshine State, has boundaries wide enough to embrace John D. MacDonald, Edna Buchanan...
In competing for air time with 18 senators on the Judiciary Committee, why did it seem like Samuel Alito (right) did the least talking of anyone
Here's a New Year's resolution you probably haven't thought about — read a book by Raymond Chandler. It will be well worth the effort. Especially if the book you choose is Farewell, My Lovely,
Somewhat disillusioned with his law practice, Matthew Arkin decided it was time to join the family business. So he traded in his law books for scripts and now is working happily as an actor
The TTAB sustained a dilution claim for the first time in finding that the mark Nasdaq was in fact truly famous and deserving of trademark protection. As the owner of a "famous" mark, Nasdaq may obta
Sure, anyone can have a good time at Disney World when the sun is shining and the kids are healthy. But what about when it's pouring rain and both kids come down with ear infections? Is the Magic Kin
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