The state of Illino’s largest bar group issued a report Tuesday that says “the training that law students receive in law school today is increasingly not worth its high cost.” Read more: Chicago Daily Law Bulletin – News Extra – Bar group puts heat on
Everyone remembers those first harrowing weeks of Civil Procedure. The thought of being called on to talk about Pennoyer v. Neff or International Shoe sent shivers down your spine. Now CivPro is making a come back (even though it’s typically always an essay question on
Fantastic read from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on the future of patents and how a farmer from Indiana is taking on the big guys at Monsanto. Read more:The farmer vs. Monsanto: A Supreme Court showdown : Business.
Associate life is admittedly rough. It is a constant learning curve for which many are unprepared. It is a culture of high pressure, high stress, and high demands from Partners. We arrive early, work through lunch and stay late. Sometimes we pull all-nighters. It has
Apparently the way Justices of the Wisconsin Supreme Court handle business is by brute force, and one Justice isn’t going to take it anymore. On June 13, 2011, while debating Governor Scott Walker’s union legislation, Justice David Prosser allegedly put his hands around her neck
This is how you connect with my generation. Politicians take notes.
A good friend of mine was kind enough to pass these documents along. Download a copy of President Obama’s State of the Union Address and Senator Marco Rubio’s Response Address below. Click to Download President Obama’s State of the Union Address Click to Download Senator
Throughout law school, professors talked to us about “Alternative Dispute Resolution,” as if it were the most innovative thing to happen to the law in a hundred years. For a wanna-be (and now actual) trial attorney, I didn’t buy the ADR hype off the bat.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=nNSGNKfdouM Laughing at the judge, $5,000 bond. Racist remarks, $10,000 bond. Giving the judge the finger, 30 days in the clink. Adios! This is one of the many reasons why you respect the judge.
Earlier this week, my Alma Mater received an $8.3 million dollar gift to support Mizzou Athletics. The gift will support Athletic department facility improvements and expansions, including renovations to Memorial Stadium and a new clubhouse for the men’s and women’s golf teams at The Club at Old Hawthorne.