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Commentary: What I Didn't Know in 1985
A law degree is the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval for smart people, and it's a testament to tenacity, intelligence and skills, says Kathleen J. Wu (pictured). She wants to share with the women of this year's graduating class what she wishes she had known in 1985, when she earned her degree. So she offers four things every recent female law grad needs to learn.For Summer Associates, Size Does Matter
Small is beautiful, according to the more than 7,300 respondents to our Summer Associates Survey. Though the summers liked big firms, their evaluations show they liked life at small to midsize firms better. Students craved juicy assignments, friendly offices and lots of attention, and the firms that best met these needs tended to be medium-size, with smaller summer programs. Whether big or small, firms that did well in the survey focused on training, mentoring and involving summers in exciting projects.Rules Summer Associates Should Live By
While each firm's clerkship program is different, there are a few rules summer associates should live by.'Safe Harbor' Provision Protects Providers
Although the U.S. Supreme Court has found several provisions of the controversial Communication Decency Act unconstitutional, one provision, also known as the CDA's "safe harbor," remains unchallenged. This provision immunizes interactive online services providers from civil liability in tort if materials disseminated by them were created by others. The parameters of the safe harbor provisions are worth exploring for Internet or e-commerce law practitioners.It's a Good Time to Be a New Associate
The Class of 2000 is receiving the highest salaries ever handed out to new associates. The majority of the firms responding to Texas Lawyer's annual associate hiring survey are paying recent graduates more than 40 percent over what they paid their 1999 first-year associates. Hiring is up too, as firms dig past the top 10 percent of the graduating class. Are firms lowering their standards? Who will pay the price?Jamaican PM Golding: I Okayed Hiring Manatt, but Party Paid
Jamaica's top elected official has admitted for the first time that he authorized hiring Manatt, Phelps & Phillips to lobby U.S. officials in connection with an extradition dispute involving an alleged international drug kingpin that has strained relations between the two countries and resulted in an ethics complaint against the firm.Trending Stories
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