The Inspiration Behind A Few Good Men
Who's behind the legal movie classic?
Who's behind the legal movie classic?
I bet Federalists are super excited about Obama's Clean Power Plan. Right?
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Columnist Keith Lee explains why it's so important to manage your client's expectations.
Should the NFL be subject to the same laws as any other business given its unique character?
Son of a law student can handle the truth, can you?
Jeffrey Stone, co-chair of McDermott Will & Emery, participates in the ATL Interrogatories (sponsored by Lateral Link).
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Larren Nashelsky of Morrison & Foerster shares his insights into the legal profession.
Roger Ebert really didn't like legal movies all that much.
Regardless of anyone's opinion about people who work in the legal industry, it's hard to deny the fact that many of the greatest American movies revolve around attorneys. When Christopher Danzig watched Bloomberg Law's new video compiling the “The 10 Greatest Legal Movie Lines,” it was cool to see that several of the featured movies are among his favorite films of all time. So which movies made the cut?
* SCOTUS halted Duane Buck’s execution in Texas last night. How did it take 16 years for this to happen? Slow and steady doesn’t win the race on death row. [CBS News] * Casey Anthony owes the state of Florida a pretty penny. At this rate, she may as well go to law school, because […]
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