National Law Journal
...gift to Northwestern will establish a chaired professorship in business law, trial advocacy or estate law. "This is an important gift...
National Law Journal
...*fn1 At the beginning of the jury trial, on July 6, 2010, the trial court dismissed Count I and C...
Iowa federal public defender Jane Kelly did a bit of leapfrogging this year to become the newest circuit judge. Plus: a surprise en banc announcement, pulling the welcome mat, budgetary independence,
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...his child was placed for adoption and by DNA testing. Evidence at trial, said the court, showed that Brown and his family "have created...
...A Michigan trial court erred when it allowed...the Washington-based consumer rights advocacy group Public Citizen, called the...
...the end of a bench trial in 2009, Sullivan dismissed the...federal court? The advocacy group Citizens for Responsibility and...
National Law Journal
National Law Journal
...that lawyers too often view cooperation and compromise as antithetical to zealous advocacy; we distrust and oppose whatever our opponent proposes. If you want to...
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