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January 23, 2013 |

NCAA announces problems with University of Miami investigation

The NCAA has found what it calls "a very severe issue of improper conduct" committed by former members of its own enforcement program during the Miami investigation, bringing into question the entire investigation.
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February 08, 2013 |

Law School Disequilibrium

Fewer law school applicants; more law schools. When will the madness end?
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March 31, 2009 |

View from the '19th Hole'

Atlanta architect Richard Diedrich has produced a coffee table book that Sports Illustrated named the top golf book for 2008."The 19th Hole: Architecture of the Golf Clubhouse" is a 300-page, hardcover book that showcases 58 of America's exquisite golf clubhouses, from the historic stone structure of Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck, N.
3 minute read
September 24, 2012 |

The Public Interest Calendar of Events

• On Thursday, HIAS Pennsylvania is set to hold its annual luncheon meeting from noon to 1:30 p.m. at the Jewish Community Services Building, 2100 Arch St., second floor, Lindy Board Room, Philadelphia. Register online at www.hiaspa.org.
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June 07, 2010 |

People in the News

Stephen M. Orlofsky, of Blank Rome, and Marc Citron, of Saul Ewing, received the National Judge Learned Hand Award from the Central New Jersey chapter of the American Jewish Committee on May 27 at the Hyatt Regency Princeton. The award is presented to an outstanding leader in the legal profession who exemplifies high principles. Pictured from left: Michael Feldstein of Surface Technology; Allyson Gall, AJC-NJ area director; Wayne Positan of Lum Drasco & Positan; Orlofsky; William Harla of DeCotiis FitzPatrick & Cole; Citron; Joel Rosen, award dinner co-chair; Kim Pimley, AJC-Central N.J. chapter president; and Herb Horowitz of HC Capital Group.
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November 19, 2009 |

Associates Class of 2009

The 204 attorneys featured in this, our 10th annual new-associates magazine, represent a 38.4 percent drop from 331 in last year's edition &mdash more than double last year's 18.5 percent dip from 406 in 2007.
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March 01, 2007 |

Miami Heat

In the course of a decade, Greenberg Traurig has had the kind of growth usually reserved for businesses that sell oil or iPods. Revenues are up by more than 880 percent from 1996, and in 2006 they topped the billion-dollar mark. Profits per partner have soared from $480,000 to $1.2 million. The firm has opened 22 offices and added more than 1,400 attorneys. And it expects revenue to rise another 18-20 percent in 2007.
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May 28, 2013 |

The Legal's Lifetime Achievement Awards

As part of its 170th anniversary, The Legal for the first time awarded some of Pennsylvania's most influential attorneys with Lifetime Achievement Awards. Each honoree was asked to provide a brief quote or anecdote about what the law has meant to them.
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March 06, 2007 |

Will the Corporate Model Backfire on Greenberg?

With revenues up by more than 880 percent from 1996, it's understandable that Greenberg Traurig touts its business model of running like a closely held corporation. But in the wake of the firm paying millions in fines and settlements triggered by partners' imbroglios, many former Greenberg lawyers say the same qualities that yield great financial rewards -- an emphasis on profit, growth and a bureaucracy-free culture -- have allowed rogue lawyers and lobbyists like Jack Abramoff to join the firm and thrive.
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March 06, 2007 |

Will the Corporate Model Backfire on Greenberg?

With revenues up by more than 880 percent from 1996, it's understandable that Greenberg Traurig touts its business model of running like a closely held corporation. But in the wake of the firm paying millions in fines and settlements triggered by partners' imbroglios, many former Greenberg lawyers say the same qualities that yield great financial rewards -- an emphasis on profit, growth and a bureaucracy-free culture -- have allowed rogue lawyers and lobbyists like Jack Abramoff to join the firm and thrive.
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