The Legal IntelligencerFrom DOMA to Dropbox to discrimination, 2012 seemed to be the year of law firms being roped into lawsuits rather than filing them on behalf of clients
...voters elect their next state attorney general, the two candidates eyeing the post each had more than $1 million to spend in the final stretch...
...the system, said Justin Marceau, an assistant professor at the University of Denver's Sturm College of Law. "I think what we...
...alike. A final rule, issued Aug. 30, 2011, requiring all employers to post a notice informing employees of certain rights under the National Labor Relations...
...She has been in the post since the beginning of 2011...Difference Makers Awards luncheon in Denver for his years of pro...
...plaintiffs counsel are already scattered around the country, including in "Birmingham, Denver, Houston, Kansas City, St. Louis, New York and Philadelphia," and New...
Lots of news broke out about legal education during the past year. Unfortunately for law schools, much of it was bad. Here are the top 10 law school stories of 2011
...R. McGinley, litigation, Pittsburgh Defense Expert: John L. Watson, litigation, Denver. Comment: An Allegheny County jury found an $80 million global...
An Allegheny County jury found an $80 million global settlement of more than 500 claims relating to the release of radiation at two Pennsylvania nuclear plants was fair and reasonable, paving the way
...Philadelphia. Plaintiff's Experts: David Brody, internal medicine, Denver, Co.; Richard T. Callery, forensic pathology, Newark, Del.; David L. Hopkins, economist...
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