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Women Litigators Still Face Job Pressures Men Don't
Judges may no longer walk into courtrooms and say 'Good morning, gentlemen,' but despite societal changes and efforts to stamp out gender discrimination in the profession, women litigators say they still aren't always treated the same as their male colleagues. Sometimes, they say, it's jurors judging them based on appearance. Or their aggressive courtroom style can be negatively perceived in a way it wouldn't be for men.Histrionics Aside, Rivera-Soto Leaves His Mark on the Court
Roberto Rivera-Soto left office with no love lost — a dreary denouement to what was otherwise a high-achieving, if high-spirited, term on the Supreme Court.Cite as: Cenzon-Decarlo v. Mount Sinai Hospital, 10-0556-cv, NYLJ 1202475395779, at *1 (2d Cir., Decided November 23, 2010)Before: PARKER and WESLEY, Circuit Ju
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Educating for Integrity at a Catholic Law School
Public interest groups, unable to offer money or prestige, depend on the consciences of good people eager to work for deeper reasons. Ave Maria School of Law seeks to educate lawyers of character and integrity by recapturing the sense of law as a vocation. Can a legal education be religious? Richard S. Myers of Ave Maria says "yes," and explores how the school tries to produce lawyers with consciences.Pro Bono 2013: Motor City Cleanup Crew
A Honigman Miller partner takes a lead role in a nonprofit's innovative drive to clear Detroit's abandoned lots.9 Tips to Avoid Starring in a Spreadsheet Horror Story
Nothing can ensure complete and total accuracy of a spreadsheet, but taking nine careful steps and choosing a capable comparison software can go a long way towards getting it right. [MORE]Former Massachusetts House speaker gets eight-year sentence
Chief Judge Mark Wolf of the District of Massachusetts, who is known for taking a tough stance in government misconduct cases, sentenced former Massachusetts House of Representatives Speaker Salvatore DiMasi to a lighter sentence than the government sought for accepting bribes.Trending Stories
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