The Legal Intelligencer
...of the American College. McHugh's history with legal services matches his accomplishments as a trial lawyer; he was chair of the Interest on Lawyers...
...or CSO, meet with first-year students to assess each student's accomplishments, qualities and values, suggest resources for exploring career interests and internships and...
...comments created and because he did not want to diminish her professional accomplishments. The media frenzy surrounding professional women begs some commentary on how female...
My briefcase is broken. It has been broken for several years. I think it broke a few months before I went solo in 2009. One of the two latches does not click to close. I still use it every day
Assistant Attorney General Tom Perez might be nominated to lead the Department of Labor, but the inner workings of the Department of Justice took center stage at his confirmation hearing April 18 on
The Barristers' Association of Philadelphia, through its 2011 launch of the "Bar Buddies" mentorship program, seeks to continue the venerable legacy of the Liacouras Committee by supporting ethnicall
New lawyers often overlook their law school alumni organizations as rich networking venues, eschewing them in favor of other professional organizations. Becoming an active and engaged alumnus is an e
The Kauffman Foundation, an authoritative source for research on entrepreneurship, recently released a report on the employment impact of a so-called startup visa. Based on extensive research and ana
To be honest, Kazakhstan was not on my bucket list. Nonetheless, when I was presented with the opportunity to speak on the subject of judicial independence at a meeting with the country's prime minis
...leadership team that already has taken the university to new levels of accomplishment and that has been able to maintain Pitt's ongoing momentum, even...
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