New Jersey Law Journal
...sports' mega-events, including the World Cup Soccer Championships, the baseball World Series and the Olympics, the Super Bowl draws traffickers who arrange to...
...the requisite "scienter" to be called theft. In this wired world, who doesn't have data on thumb drives, phones, tablets, backup drives...
...less-popular market for Am Law 200 firms, Phoenix has attracted a series of Midwest-based firms in recent years, local legal recruiter Phyllis Hawkins...
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...face of criminal procedure in most jurisdictions and international courts throughout the world. It held that all indigent defendants charged with serious crime are entitled...
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...Schultz borrowed $506,250 from World Savings Bank, which later became...requested documents. A series of telephone messages she left...
The premise of the revised rules is that technology has changed the practice of law in many ways, and therefore must change an outdated approach to legal ethics as a result
...best suited for your case. In some instances, a well-thought-out series of diagrams drawn on a white board can be far more persuasive...
...sickened from exposure to toxins during recovery operations at and near the World Trade Center "Ground Zero" site after the Sept. 11, 2001...
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