Make Friends, Not Contacts: Some Thoughts On Business Development In The White-Collar World
By staying in touch with your friends, you may be planting seeds that won’t sprout for a decade -- but eventually, they will.
Enter The Senators: The Howard Root Saga Continues!
The Senate Judiciary Committee has sought information from DOJ about both the government's prosecution of and potential retaliation against Mr. Root.
A Career In Legal Services: Practising Law Institute Honors Toby J. Rothschild
PLI honors Toby J. Rothschild with its inaugural Victor J. Rubino Award for Excellence in Pro Bono Training, recognizing his dedication and impact.
A Column I Never Thought I’d Write: In Defense Of (Shudder) Andrew McCabe
McCabe could be fired just days before he's scheduled to retire with his full pension -- meaning he could lose that pension.
When Investigators Do Too Little And Judges Do Too Much: Some Thoughts On Larry Nassar
Even a monster like Larry Nassar deserved better than this.
Let’s ‘Sweatt’ The Technique: The Atlantic Looks At Plea Bargaining
There are problems with the overwhelming prevalence of plea bargaining.
Everything You Think You Know About Campus Sexual Assault Is Wrong: A Review Of ‘The Campus Rape Frenzy’
The touchstone statistics underlying the discussion of campus sexual assault have shaky foundations.
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Paying It Forward: Advice from Women in White-Collar
Women with experience in the field on what advice they’d give a young female lawyer who was interested in doing white-collar work.
The Cheap Trick Of Denying Defendants Self-Surrender
You can't pull a fast one on this audience.