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Simple Steps to Update a Wardrobe, Develop a Signature Style
Fall/winter update shopping used to feel like a chore, for fashion consultant Kasia Benson. She says she would spend countless hours at the mall, bobbing in and out of stores as she came upon them, looking for those few necessities that would bring old favorites back to life. But, inevitably, she'd get home and realize that, in a sea of shopping bags and trendy items, she'd neglected to pick up a single one of those few necessities. And so, back to the mall she went the following weekend, with the same result — until she came up with a plan.Commentary: Off the Rack – Dressing for Professional Success Shouldn't Be Torture
In a down economy, lawyers need every edge they can get. Don't let that dowdy suit or those out-of-control eyebrows ruin a good first impression, advises Kasia Benson. While not everyone can look like a supermodel, all attorneys can rock the runways of their lives — without breaking the bank, she says.Judge chastises state in fee dispute
It has been more than three years since Stacey Sims was arrested for the brutal home-invasion murders of six Hispanic men in South Georgia. During that time, he has seen one lawyer disqualified because his service as a part-time solicitor in a nearby county created a conflict; two others appointed to the case bowed out earlier this year, complaining they had not been paid.Upscale Mexican Restaurant Adds Flavor to University City
The description of "upscale Mexican" cuisine might sound like an oxymoron, but that is exactly what Distrito in University City is. It's a fusion of Mexican flavors with modern food.Fourth Circuit Rains on Appeal of Convicted Burberry Counterfeiters
A split panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has affirmed counterfeiting convictions despite the defendants' claim that numerous prosecutorial misstatements at the trial were prejudicial, requiring a new trial.
Fourth Circuit rains on appeal of convicted Burberry counterfeiters
A split panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has affirmed counterfeiting convictions despite the defendants' claim that numerous prosecutorial misstatements at the trial were prejudicial, requiring a new trial.
The Legal Intelligencer: A Legacy of Getting Stronger
In July 1993, when I joined The Legal Intelligencer, the economy was still recovering from a recession, health care and gay rights were divisive issues and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court was embroiled in controversy, as the justices were at each other's throats and one of them was about to face criminal charges.Update: October sales offer relief to merchants
Shoppers, enticed by cooler weather and holiday discounts, opened their wallets a bit more but were still restrained from splurging on apparel amid tight credit and a weak job market.Designer's Claim Rival's Red Soles Infringed Trademark Is Rejected
Saying he did not believe that a designer could trademark a color, a federal judge has refused to grant a preliminary injunction stopping Yves Saint Laurent from selling shoes with a red sole that rival design house Christian Louboutin claims infringe on its trademark.TRENDING STORIES
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