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Trying for an early start on the 'diversity pipeline'
Leaders of the State Bar of California say they're tired of overseeing a legal profession that doesn't reflect California's rainbow of races and economic classes. So they're taking steps to do something about the problem.Supreme Court Ponders Whether Drug Reps Are 'Outside' Salesmen
In arguments April 16, the pharmaceutical industry warned of "massive retroactive liability" if their sales representatives are not exempt from federal overtime pay requirements.Proactive Lawyers Needed to Counsel Startups
Counseling a startup company presents many challenges. Lawyers must provide complex legal and business advice for aggressive and eager companies. To compound this challenge, startups often require sophisticated advice immediately. To respond to these demands, lawyers must understand the unique characteristics of startup companies. Participants in a recent law.com online seminar discuss managing culture-conflicts between startups and law firms.
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Gossip Blogs Bedevil Law Firms
Many renowned law firms have felt the public relations wallop delivered by law gossip blogs, those online tabloids that can turn an interoffice memo into a virtual billboard of bad news for partners or associates. It's a good idea to monitor them: The devil's in the details.Dewey Steps in To Help Dell Land Data Storage Provider
After losing a bidding war for 3Par to HP in September, Dell has won over smaller rival Compellent Technologies.Federal Judges Discuss Usefulness of Law Reviews
A few dozen Cardozo Law faculty members recently faced off against a panel of seven jurists from the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in a friendly-but-frank discussion about the relevance of contemporary law review articles. While one professor said he and his academic colleagues have "more time and more tools" to be reflective about the law, Judge Robert Sack said he was sorry to say that the bench now uses law reviews "like drunkards use lampposts -- more for support than for illumination."Trending Stories
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