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Local Attorney Pushing for Legal Reform in Ex-Soviet Bloc
Meredith [email protected] lawyer R. William "Bill" Ide III has the answer to world peace: establish the rule of law in all nations. "You won't have terrorism if the rule of law is everywhere," he said. Ide is the chairman of an American Bar Association program that is working to establish effective legal systems in countries in central and eastern Europe as well as the former Soviet Union.Chevron Attacks DiNapoli's Support for Lago Agrio Plaintiffs
Chevron Corp. yesterday filed an ethics complaint charging that New York state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli wrongly accepted campaign funds from plaintiffs' lawyers who obtained a $19 billion environmental judgment against the oil giant in Ecuador.When It Comes to Billing, Latest Rate Report Shows the Rich Keep Getting Richer
Hourly rates just keep rising—and the best-paid lawyers are raising their rates faster than everyone else.Stocks in biggest developing markets lag behind global equities
Faster economic growth is proving no lure for investors amid concerns over government interference in markets.
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Latest Billing Rate Report: The Rich Keep Getting Richer
According to the 2012 Real Rate Report, hourly rates just keep rising?and the best-paid lawyers are raising their rates faster than everyone else.This GC's Advice Is Always in Fashion
General counsel Lilliemae Ibayan Stephens is the only lawyer at bebe stores, one of the youngest general counsel at a publicly traded company and 10 to 15 years younger than bebe's other senior executives. The bebe-clad attorney says she was surprised to end up in the fashion business after working in the heart of Silicon Valley, but the change worked out well for her. Last summer she was promoted to vice president.
On deck to argue against mandate: Carvin
Examine any major conservative-backed legal cause in the last three decades and you're likely to find Jones Day's Michael Carvin at work in some capacity. His latest effort: Arguing against the constitutionality of the minimum coverage requirement — the so-called individual mandate — in the new health care law.
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