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11 hours ago ago from Michelle's Law School Blog
Search Law School Home Education Law School Email Law School Applications Schools Law School Life Free Law School Newsletter! Sign Up Discuss in my Forum Michelle's Law School Blog December 2009 Archive By Michelle Fabio , About.com Guide to Law School My Bio My Blog My Forum Add to: iGoogle My Yahoo! RSS Six-Semester LLM at Washington University Wednesday December 9, 2009 Washington University ...
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11 hours ago ago from Michelle's Law School Blog
Search Law School Home Education Law School Email Law School Applications Schools Law School Life Free Law School Newsletter! Sign Up Discuss in my Forum Michelle's Law School Blog By Michelle Fabio , About.com Guide to Law School My Bio My Blog My Forum Add to: iGoogle My Yahoo! RSS Harvard Law Cutting Costs Starting with Coffee Tuesday September 15, 2009 Everyone is feeling the economic ...
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8 hours ago ago from Media Law Prof Blog
Nancy S. Kim, California Western School of Law, has published Imposing Tort Liability on Websites for Cyberharassment, at 118 Yale Law Journal Pocket Part 115 (2008). Here is the abstract. Several female law students were the subject of derogatory comments on AutoAdmit.com, a message board about law school admissions. When one of the women asked the website administrator to remove certain comments, the administrator posted her request, ...
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6 hours ago ago from Texas Lawyer Blog
This week most of Texas’ lawyers are experiencing some seasonally appropriate cold weather. But for lawyers-to-be there’s a different kind of chill in the air. Students at eight of Texas’ nine American Bar Association law schools are trudging their way through final exams. One school, Baylor University School of Law in Waco, is on a quarterly calendar, and its students will have winter quarter finals in February. Among the other eight ...
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16 hours ago ago from Daily Report
Law.com Home Newswire LawJobs CLE Center LawCatalog Our Sites Advertise An ALM web site Sign In | Subscribe 7:20 A.M. EST Wednesday, December 09, 2009 Get premium access 30-day trial Subscribe now for under $1 a day Receive free daily headlines Home News Sections Front Page At Issue Business Matters Corrections GC South Letters to the ...
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6 hours ago ago from Wall Street Journal
By Ashby Jones Last Thursday, we had the occasion to attend a dinner here in NYC sponsored by LexisNexis at which, for about an hour, a panel of legal heavyweights kicked around their thoughts on The Future of the Law Firm Business Model. Participating on the panel were Rich Baer , the GC of Qwest; Peter Kalis (pictured), the chair of K&L Gates; Michael Walsh , the president and CEO of U.S. Legal Markets at LexisNexis; Michael Helfer, the ...
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12 hours ago ago from FanHouse
A new national survey reveals deep divisions between corporate counsel and private practice attorneys over the current state of the legal industry, the impact of the economic downturn and what the future holds for the law firm business model. The just-released State of the Legal Industry Survey was commissioned by LexisNexis, a leading global provider of content-enabled workflow solutions. It is the first of its depth and breadth to be ...
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12 hours ago ago from Media General - WSAV.com
Search: Keyword Site Web | RSS + - Text Size Print Share This It's a Wrap! About 50 volunteers spent much of the day at St. James Catholic School wrapping presents and sorting and boxing canned goods donated by students. By Kim Gusby Published: December 9, 2009 Updated: December 2009 One ...
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8 hours ago ago from Good News Now
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.(AP) University of Tennessee officials say they are ``cooperating fully'' with the NCAA in its investigation into some of the school's football recruiting practices. In a statement released Wednesday Tennessee officials said they are concerned about ``alleged activities'' by members of a group called Orange Pride. The group provides campus tours and hosts prospective athletes and their families. The university says the group ...
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