Yale law professor William N. Eskridge discusses recent notable decisions and the current methodology of the nation's High Court.
The Judicial Intern Opportunity Program places minority or financially disadvantaged students with judges for summer internships.
Implementing good business practices, insisting on payment yield positive results.
ABA prevails in federal suit against FTC; lawyers exempt from creditor status.
The latest issue of the Criminal Litigation Committee's newsletter includes articles on False Claims Act liability, making arguments memorable, and more.
The JMWA recognizes outstanding individuals and firms who have shown extraordinary dedication to public service and community justice.
The Section honors lawyers who show tireless commitment to equal participation in the profession, regardless of gender, race, religion, or sexual orientation.
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The 13th Annual National Institute on Class Actions
November 20 , 2009
Washington, D.C.
January 28–30, 2010
Avon, CO
This practical guide surveys current conflicts among the Circuit Courts of Appeal in antitrust litigation. [more]
Lawyers and clients today devote enormous amounts of time, effort and expense to discovery. [more]
