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On The Record: Despite Net,law librarians aren't extinct
THE MIGRATION of legal research to the Internet sparked predictions that law librarians would gradually become extinct, but just the opposite has happened.Sybil Turner, Arnall Golden Gregory's research librarian for almost 11 years, reports that she and the library's director, Harriet Day, are busier than ever, even though AGG, like other firms, has shrunk its law library considerably.Fla. congressman seeks probe after affair reports
Criminal probe ended, Apple CEO still has hurdles
SAN FRANCISCO AP - A criminal probe of Apple Inc.'s co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs over stock options tampering is now over, but the potential legal shadow over him and the company isn't going away just yet.Although Jobs is not being indicted for his role in Apple's backdating of stock options grants, he will likely be called to the stand in at least two other cases.CEOs' new marriage requires careful cultivation
By Joann S. Lublin, The Wall Street Journalvia AP - From her plushly carpeted office with its panoramic mountain view, the chief executive of Safeco Corp. dashes off personal emails a couple times a day to the corner-office occupant at Puget Energy Inc. in nearby Bellevue, Wash."This is the most boring meeting I've ever been in in my life," Paula Rosput Reynolds punched into her BlackBerry recently.Lawyer Discipline: High court issues three disciplinary decisions
The Supreme Court of Georgia issued the following decisions Monday regarding these members of the State Bar of Georgia.:S09Y1261. IN THE MATTER OF HELEN N. CLEVELAND.PER CURIAM.This disciplinary matter is before the Court on the Report and Recommendation of the Review Panel, accepting the recommendation of the Special Master, Jerry Gentry, that the matter against Helen N.
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Ala. woman who hid dead baby cleared by experts
CARROLLTON, Ala. AP - Church pianist Bridget Lee lived in fear of Alabama's death row for more than two years. The small-town mother of two committed adultery, became pregnant and panicked - then she hid her stillborn baby in a plastic container for several days in the back of her sport utility vehicle.She was accused of suffocating her baby boy and charged with the unspeakable crime.
Desperate For Bodies, Law Schools Welcome Procrastinators
The June sitting of the Law School Admission Test traditionally has been the preferred date for the most organized of would-be law students — those who wanted to get a jump on the admissions process for the following year. This year, however, the LSAT administered on June 10 also offered a last-ditch opportunity for procrastinators aiming to begin classes this fall.Ted Stevens found guilty in corruption case
WASHINGTON AP - Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens was convicted of seven corruption charges Monday in a trial that threatened to end the 40-year career of Alaska's political patriarch in disgrace.The verdict, coming barely a week before Election Day, increased Stevens' difficulty in winning what already was a difficult race against Democratic challenger Mark Begich.SEC 101: 20 Frequently Asked Questions About What To Do If Your Company Is Investigated
The Securities and Exchange Commission is more active than ever, filing 734 actions in 2012 and seeking an 18.5 percent increase in its 2013 budget. Most large corporations will face an SEC investigation at some point.State bar gets OK to ax rule on legislator/solicitors
The state Supreme Court has allowed the State Bar of Georgia to ax an ethics opinion that said a lawyer could serve as both a state legislator and part-time solicitor without violating lawyer ethics rules.Trending Stories
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