The Legal IntelligencerHere are the 2012 Lawyers on the Fast Track
...Former U.S. Rep. Patrick J. Murphy won't be starting a new term...
...in the U.S. District...entered the Army Reserves, and was...General's Corps (JAG) in 1995...
... In proceedings before the Department of Homeland Security and the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, Michael Lieberman and Naomi Mendelsohn represented a...
...amp; Johnson and a former U.S. Marine Corps prosecutor. For the lawyers, moving...
When Seth Williams ran in the Democratic primary for Philadelphia district attorney in 2005, he says his campaign office was located wherever he happened to be standing at the time
Click here to view The Legal Intelligencer's Lawyers on the Fast Track 2008 supplement
Welcome to our sixth annual Lawyers on the Fast Track Supplement. Each year we at ALM take this opportunity to recognize young lawyers across the state who have worked tirelessly in their professiona
In a highly unusual move, a New York appellate court has suspended a former prosecutor for three years for lying to a judge about the whereabouts of a witness in a murder trial he was conducting thre
...A reservist army judge advocate...to the U.S. Army...of the JAG corps from engaging...of other reserve units. While...
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