National Law Journal
There are nearly 30 law schools that have or soon will offer a master's degree for nonlawyers, up from just a handful two years ago
...retained a team of Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld lobbyists in Washington. Minnetonka Moccasin Co. has directed the firm to advocate on trademark enforcement...
...The following cases were recently filed in the Washington-area district courts. This information is provided by the district courts' official...
...BOTTS Don Lonczak, 47, has joined Baker Botts' Washington office as partner in the tax and corporate practices. Previously, he was...
...Until that afternoon, Holder had remained largely out of the Washington spotlight since President Barack Obama's re-election. Holder's second term...
...Iranian government has racked up nearly $18 billion in court judgments in Washington since 2008 for support of terrorist attacks. But Iran has yet to...
Dan Schweitzer, Supreme Court counsel of the National Association of Attorneys General, responds to Simon Lazarus' NLJ piece about the implications of Wos v. E.M.A
The Obama administration's record on transparency once again faces criticism—this time from both Republicans and Democrats—following the revelation that the U.S. Department of Justice secre
...been named managing partner and senior partner at Allen & Overy's Washington office. Previously, they were partner and managing partner, respectively. Stettner, who represents...
...A growing controversy in Washington involving the Internal Revenue Service could mean big changes in the way...
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