The Legal Intelligencer
...But retention rates of minority associates at law firms still lag...Temple Law School over the summer. "It gave...
... As for me, I completed my J.D. in the summer of 2008 and my LL.M. in December 2012. I took my...
...adopted by the New York towns of Dryden and Middlefield in the summer of 2011, in anticipation of New York finally allowing high-volume fracking...
...Goodrich & Associates, Pittsburgh. Defense Counsel: David M. McQuiston, Thomson, Rhodes & Cowie, Pittsburgh, for Hofbrauhaus; Thomas A. McDonnell, Summers, McDonnell, Hudock...
...to Silow, the firm also brought aboard a class of 14 summer associates. In addition to the new Denver location, the firm...
...to the settlement, according to plaintiffs counsel Jack Goodrich of Goodrich & Associates in Pittsburgh. Hofbrauhaus has also agreed as part of the...
Parent coordinators have just been abolished in Pennsylvania. By an order dated April 23, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has adopted Rule 1915.11-1 of the Pennsylvania Rules of Civil Procedure. Rule
...counts among its missions the placement of minority law students into summer associate programs in the city's largest law firms and corporate law...
...little else. Because I remembered the intense feeling of isolation during those summer months, I decided that despite my ignorance of the rule of perpetuity...
...the profession, but lags behind national averages in minority partners and minority associates. Over the past five years we've seen some modest gains in...
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