National Law Journal
In her first major talk on issues of free speech and privacy, Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor said recently that her experiences as a nominee and as a justice have led her to censor herself and
...legal side, but relationships run deep. And frequently they provide business advisory services in any event. Now we're formalizing it and structuring it."...
National Law Journal
...which has produced leaders for social justice in our courtrooms and...with boosting fundraising and expanding services while at MALDEF. At HUD...
...benefits of corporate social responsibility. Currently, in-house corporate legal departments are providing a range of pro bono services that include staffing...
...Washington involving the Internal Revenue Service could mean big changes in...regulating political speech and "social welfare organizations" since the...
National Law Journal
...school accreditation activities. Since legal education provides access to justice, power and social mobility, urgent reform is needed now. The Department of Education should terminate...
National Law Journal
...3)(B). The question this court deems enbancworthy is whether ACS Recovery Services, Inc., the administrator, and FK Industries, Inc., the sponsor (collectively, "ACS"), of...
...of antiquated copyright laws, paralyzing social stigma, and unaffordable defense costs...division of the Internal Revenue Service. Calls were not...
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