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Public Interest Calendar of Events
In this month's calendar, check out a few awards ceremonies, CLEs and a Public Interest Law Day event.
Effectuating the Right to Effective Assistance of Post-Conviction Counsel
It has long been recognized that Pennsylvania post-conviction petitioners enjoy a right to effective assistance of post-conviction counsel. Unfortunately, however, Pennsylvania courts have struggled to establish a workable standard for petitioners to vindicate this right when post-conviction counsel is ineffective—that is, until now.
Jones Day, Squire Patton Boggs Pay Revealed by Biden US Attorney Nominees
Andrew Luger, seeking to return to his prior role as head of the U.S. attorney's office in Minnesota, disclosed a $4.2 million partnership share at Jones Day.
Former Emory Law Student Sues School, Claiming Rape Allegations Were Ignored
According to the lawsuit, which was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, Emory violated federal Title IX and Clery Act regulations in how it responded to the student's reports of abuse.
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Failing the Bar Exam: If at First You Don't Succeed...
"There are going to be a lot of broken dreams & sad folks. But like life, you will be given a second chance. Make the most of it. Surround yourself with people to support you. And don't forget to be grateful," said Prosecuting Attorneys' Council of Georgia GC Robert Wright Smith Jr.
Who Got the Work: Texas Personal Injury Suit, Pharmaceutical Antitrust and Patent Suits
Attorneys from Kean Miller have stepped in to represent Noble Corporation and its subsidiaries in a pending personal injury lawsuit. The suit was filed…
Midsize Moves: New York Lawyers on the Move, North Carolina Expansion of South Carolina Firm
Weber Gallagher Simpson Stapleton Fires & Newby announced that partners Theodore M. Eder and Thomas W. Park, and associate James M. French, have…
Florida University Promotes Longtime Employee to General Counsel
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