
Cash flow and moral responsibility
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Wisconsin election recalls state removal law
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Law firm size matters, but not like it used to
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Surviving and thriving as a small law firm
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Cases explore limits to right to counsel
BY: Marshall H. Tanick The right to be represented by attorney is not inviolate. A pair of concurrent rulings by the Minnesota Court of Appeals addressed the issue of availability of counsel. In both cases, the appellate court rejected the right to counsel. |
Closing a practice, by the book: There’s a right way to wrap things up
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Next debt bomb: law school student loans
BY: Edward Poll A spate of recent news stories suggests trouble for America’s 200-plus accredited law schools. It’s summed up in the title of the cover story in the January 2012 issue of the ABA Journal: “The Law School Bubble: How Long Will It Last if Law Grads Can’t Pay Bills?” |
Learning from my mistakes: Advice on that first year from someone who’s been there
BY: Sybil Dunlop
The first few years of practice can be daunting, and I wanted to offer five tips and tricks that I wish I knew when I started practicing. |
Can law firms afford pensions?
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Lessons in ‘availability’ for jobless benefits
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