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Law Firms Face Gray Area as Boomers Age
For its annual survey of managing partners, The American Lawyer asked leaders of Am Law 200 firms how concerned they are about the aging of the bar. Thirty-eight percent say it's a significant management issue. They add that current law firm demographics raise two big questions: how to accommodate boomers who want to keep working and how to ensure a smooth succession to the next generation. And as firms move away from strict retirement regimes, managing partners say flexibility is key.Embassy Bombing Case Previews Issues in 9/11 Prosecution
A hearing set for next week in the case of al-Qaida confederate Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani, who is accused of helping to blow up two U.S. embassies in Africa, could have far-reaching implications for the U.S. government's decision to try the alleged 9/11 terrorists in the civilian justice system. Judge Lewis Kaplan will hear arguments Monday on whether or not the indictment against Ghailani should be dismissed on speedy-trial grounds, a decision that could serve as a template for the 9/11 cases.Rice Says That Long Experience as a Prosecutor Gives Her an Edge
This week, the Law Journal takes an in-depth look at the personalities and platforms of the five Democrats running for attorney general, today concentrating on Kathleen Rice. In a new feature on NYLJ.com, videos of the Law Journal's interviews with the candidates appear below.View more book results for the query "Federal Communications Commission"
Practice by Practice: 2012's Substantive Law Developments
Practitioners write about the year's major developments in arbitration, business law, energy law, family law, and personal-injury law.Judges' Associations Prepare To Sue State for Salary Hike
Volunteer attorneys for judges' organizations are drafting a lawsuit to force Governor Eliot Spitzer and the state Legislature to give state judges their first pay raise since January 1999. The complaint is being developed on a pro bono basis by Chadbourne & Parke partners Thomas Bezanson and George Bundy Smith, a former judge on the Court of Appeals.Shareholder Suits Keep GCs on Their Toes
Part 2 of a roundtable discussion involving general counsel of four Texas companies who talk about how corporate governance concerns have changed their jobs and the responsibilities of legal departments.Certain Underwriters v. Milberg
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