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Supreme Court Announces Definition of “Reasonable Person”
WASHINGTON — In the midst of an opinion on the Fourth Amendment right against unreasonable searches and seizures, the Supreme Court of the United States surprised the legal world by laying down a sweeping, definitive answer to the classic legal … Continue reading
Posted in Article, judiciary, SCOTUS Tagged Antonin Scalia, Ban Ki-moon, Fourth Amendment, Genesis, Journey, judiciary, Ninth Circuit, Petaluma, Peter Gabriel, police, reasonable person, Rosanne, Sarah Chalke, SCOTUS Leave a comment
Law Grads Follow Jobs, Move to India
MUMBAI — Adventurous or desperate? That’s the question for a growing number of American law school graduates looking for work in India. For Sally Nicholson, a recent arrival, the answer lies somewhere in between. “I’d say I’m desperately adventurous,” shrugged Nicholson, “I’ve been … Continue reading
Montana Appoints Grizzly Bear to State Supreme Court
HELENA — In a historic moment for the animal kingdom, a grizzly bear was appointed to the Montana Supreme Court. Baxter, chosen by Governor Brian Schweitzer to fill in an interim position left open by a recent vacancy, previously made his home in … Continue reading
Law Firm Partner Prides Self in Total Lack of Computer Savvy
ATLANTA — With a large, established book of business generating a steady flow of billable hours, litigator Byron Arnold is a valued partner at mega-firm Prince & Easton. Yet somehow, more than ten years into the 21st century, he remains proud of the fact he possesses … Continue reading
Posted in Article, IT, legal practice Tagged Atlanta, email, IT, Legal practice, Luddite, typing pool, voicemail, word processing 3 Comments
Corporate HR Still Has No Idea How To Read a Lawyer Resume
BOSTON — Denise Jackson is Human Resources Director at a Fortune 500 company and considered one of the best in her field. Having worked at several corporations across the United States, her experiences makes her a popular guru at meetings of … Continue reading
Posted in Article, employment, legal practice Tagged employment, Fortune 500, Harvard Business School, human resources, Legal practice 1 Comment
WNBA Game Deemed “Unacceptable Use of Promo Budget”
WASHINGTON — A young attorney in the nation’s capital became the poster child for a question facing many Biglaw attorneys: What is an acceptable use of the promotional budget given by large law firms to their lawyers? According to one … Continue reading
Posted in Article, legal practice Tagged biglaw, Harvard Law School, law firm, Legal practice, marketing, promo, promotional, washington mystics, WNBA 1 Comment

