The World Cup Is Coming To New York. So Why Aren’t Hotel Numbers Higher?
The World Cup may create new tourism while simultaneously pushing some existing tourism away.
The World Cup may create new tourism while simultaneously pushing some existing tourism away.
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Staying at a Motel 6 can land you in jail. Which might be an improvement.
The lawsuit pits poor New Yorkers, and the hotel lobby, against middle-class New Yorkers, and the internet.
The travel gods must be frowning on Justice Scalia.
Relief usually connotes relaxation and release of stress; not so for a lawyer seeking or challenging a preliminary injunction.
How a former insurance agent built a Houston injury practice around systems, empathy, and disciplined advocacy.
Following the rules really isn't that hard -- and failing to follow them can cost your client her case.
In real life, the tiger in the Vegas hotel room eats you and you die.
How much does it really cost to take the New York Bar Exam?
Virginia is for Lovers, not Partiers. Law students in the Old Dominion State are not as much fun as we thought they were. We recently wrote about a law school party -- called the "Fall From Grace," aptly enough -- that supposedly spiraled out of control. But now we're hearing that this incident has been overblown, and that the law school has not been banned from the high-end Holiday Inn at Fort Magruder....
As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
It's been a while since we had a story about an entire law school student body getting banned forever from a party venue. Maybe the last school law to have this public shame was Tulane? We know things got pretty crazy at the U.C. Davis Law "prom" last year, but they didn't get banned from anywhere. But apparently neither of these schools have anything on the law students at William and Mary....
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