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The Education on Business Matters Begins
Upon being elected to the partnership of a firm, you'll most likely be inundated with information about being a partner. Much of it will have to do with the business of the firm. You did realize you're now an owner -- albeit a small minority owner -- of a business, didn't you? Here's how to cope.Baseball Fan Living His Dream as General Counsel for Pirates
More than four out of five U.S. workers are not working at their dream jobs, according to a survey released earlier this year by CareerBuilder.com. But Larry Silverman is living his dream. Silverman has been a Pittsburgh Pirates fan all his life and is now working for the baseball team he grew up rooting for. "While I cannot play on the field, I can help the general manager put together a team that will compete and hopefully win a championship," he says.Enron Defense Presents Character Witnesses
The defense team of former Enron Chairman Kenneth Lay and former CEO Jeffrey Skilling marched out a parade of witnesses last week after Skilling stepped down from the stand. In advance of Lay's testimony, which is due to begin today, most were character witnesses, although some addressed certain points in the prosecution's case.View more book results for the query "US Department of Health and Human Services"
Survey Shows E-Discovery Best Practices
At LegalTech West Coast 2008, attendees paced the exhibit floor searching for answers to control electronic data discovery costs. Consultant Ari Kaplan examines a recent survey of corporate counsel to glean their best practices in securing the greatest value for EDD expenses.The New Senate Immigration Reform Bill: An Ambitious Compromise
In the immediate aftermath of the election, politicians from both parties stressed the need for a comprehensive immigration reform bill to be passed through Congress and signed by the president.Runner-up: Rudolph W. Giuliani
Last fall, on winning a $15 million verdict against the city of Chicago in a police corruption civil rights case, litigator Philip S. Beck said, "It's not like I'm some kind of bleeding-heart liberal here who is a cause lawyer." Not that anyone was calling Beck a bleeding-heart liberal, given his other famous recent client: George W. Bush. Beck was the president-to-be's point man last year in the Florida election debacle.Trending Stories
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