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Moscow the Only Loser Among NLJ 350 Overseas Markets
Moscow was the only city to lose lawyers last year among the overseas markets tracked by the NLJ 350 Regional Report, as U.S. firms operating in the Russian capital dropped attorneys at a rate of 2 percent.
Harvard Law Financing Grads' Public-Interest Projects
While many law schools offer stipends or grants for students and graduates to do public interest work, Harvard is the first to offer support for entrepreneurial-minded graduates who want to create their own public service-oriented projects.
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- Federal Circuit Nominee Sails Through Confirmation Hearing
- Fee Awards Begin to Trickle Out in BAR/BRI Class Action
- NLJ 350 Law Firms Continue Expansion in China
- Historic Legal Rarities Find a New Home at Yale
- Lawsuits Against Standard & Poor's Coordinated in New York
- Judge Urges 'Different Approach' to Guantánamo Cases
- Judge: Massive Toyota Settlement Needs to Cook Longer
- Program Will Prep Hispanic Youths For Careers in the Law
- Fastest Law Firm Growth Was Fueled by Energy Markets
- Justices Strike Down Arizona Voter Law
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NLJ 350 Regional Report: The Hot Markets, and the Cold
Our Regional Report takes the headcount numbers from our NLJ 350 survey and dices up the data, region by region.
• See the complete 2013 NLJ 350 survey results.
THE NLJ 350
The number of lawyers increased just slightly in 2012. Most of the gains were among partners, and associate results were flat.
Law for Laymen
Law schools hope to fill seats by offering master's degrees.
THE 2013 APPELLATE HOT LIST
Twenty firms doing killer appellate work before the Supreme Court, federal circuit courts of appeal and state courts of last resort.
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- THE NLJ 350
- At the Supreme Court, New Regulation Targets Demonstrations
- Percentage of Women in NLJ 350 Law Firms Remains Low
- Fastest Law Firm Growth Was Fueled by Energy Markets
- Justices OK Pay-for-Delay Generic Pharmaceutical Deals
Seeding Authority: Monsanto Can Round Up Infringers
The U.S. Supreme Court has for the second time in about as many months addressed an important issue of intellectual property.
Sometimes Jurors Do the Darndest Things
Controlling jurors can be like herding cats. In recent months, judges in both state and federal courts have faced an amazing array of alleged juror misconduct issues.
A Backwards-Looking Profession
For its own self-interest, the legal profession should welcome the input of nonlawyers and even cede some measure of power to them.
Law Schools: Get Back to Basics
A simple solution is giving students more opportunities to engage in practical legal writing.
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2013 Chicago Litigation Departments of the Year Contest
Now accepting nominations. Click here for details.
2013 Boston Legal Departments of the Year
Now accepting nominations. Deadline is July 1. Click here for details.
2013 Southern California Legal Departments of the Year
Now accepting nominations. Deadline is August 29. Click here for details.
