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Federal Circuit to Restart In-Person Arguments in September, With Some Restrictions In Place
Only a limited number of people will be allowed in the courtroom and the circuit will keep livestreaming arguments "until further notice."How To Be A Rainmaker: Key Steps To Accelerate Your Success In Your Real Estate Law Practice
In this five minute video, Raquel Matas of the RPD LLM program discusses the keys to advancing your career in Real Estate LawOur Take: Minimize Your Personal Data, It's Good for Business
Data privacy obligates us as attorneys to think about the proper handling of personal data in virtually every aspect of the legal work we do.Georgia Remote Court Options to Outlive COVID-19 Judicial Emergency
The Georgia Supreme Court clarified its rules "to allow any proceeding not otherwise allowed to be conducted by video conference so long as the judge and all the parties consent, and public access is ensured as required."View more book results for the query "*"
Remote Court Options to Outlive COVID-19 Judicial Emergency
Georgia Supreme Court clarified its rules "to allow any proceeding not otherwise allowed to be conducted by video conference so long as the judge and all the parties consent, and public access is ensured as required."DC Firms Are Beginning to Hike Up Associate Pay
Meanwhile, some large D.C. firms are still evaluating the decision. "We continue to evaluate the factors that make us competitive in the marketplace and allow us to provide the highest level of client service," said a Crowell spokesperson.Ga. Needs a Better Process for Compensating the Wrongfully Convicted
"If we want to be a state where justice is done, we must do more than simply release the wrongfully convicted," an appellate lawyer writes.Should Georgia Firms Be Paying Attention to London's 'Massively Dramatic' Associate Talent Drain?
People in the market say associates are leaving law in droves, owing to mental health issues, and a "big change in the unspoken contract between law firms and associates", with COVID highlighting "the lack of incentives law can offer".Trending Stories
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