As a follow-up to our recent story about the former employee of Thomas Jefferson School of Law making allegations of false data reporting, we wanted to share the school’s response. …
After Katrina, the Gulf of Mexico is hurricane shy. So even though the latest hurricane, Isaac, is only a Category 1 hurricane compared to Katrina’s category 5, it has inspired…
According to The American Lawyer, U.S. District Judge Richard Stearns granted a motion to allow former law firm associate John H. Ray III to add defamation and invasion of…
On Wednesday, a revised rule was proposed to protect the online privacy of children including safeguards on mobile devices, websites, and third-party data brokers. Under the revised update of the…
Building upon its success in online degrees in paralegal courses the Washington University is now all set to offer LLM online. On Tuesday, the law school announced that fully online…
On Monday, a three-judge panel in Denver federal appeals court upheld the decision of a federal judge in Wyoming to impose prison sentence on an illegal immigrant caught with firearms.…
The Court of Appeals, New York ruled on Tuesday that viewing child pornography on the Internet without any follow-up action like saving or printing files does not create an automatic…
On Tuesday, associates were called to a multipurpose room at Dewey & LeBoeuf and told that next Tuesday would be their last day in office. It is also reported that…
Appearing as first witness in the trial of the man accused of killing her mother, brother and nephew, Jennifer Hudson broke down in tears several times as she remembered her…
Holly Fechner has previous experience serving under the late Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) as policy director and also had worked for the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee as…
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