Non-Profit Organizations

Getting a great IP job from... Craigslist? You never know where opportunities will arise.

Any negative views people might have about Wendi Adelson haven't stopped her from landing a prominent post.

Columnist Renwei Chung interviews Access Group's CEO, Christopher Chapman, about diversity and other key issues.

How about spending part of your pay raise on helping a good cause?

Jenny Mosier left a high-powered Justice Department job to take on a new and important mission.

A round-up of "Ice Bucket Challenge" news from around the legal world.

* Could Columbia law professor Tim Wu become New York’s next lieutenant governor? He has a shot, according to the Times. [New York Times]

* Which same-sex-marriage case is the best vehicle for Supreme Court review? [BuzzFeed]

* A federal judge takes the wheel in steering Detroit into the future. [American Lawyer]

* Is it “shameful” of the ALS Association to attempt to trademark the phrase “ice bucket challenge”? [ABA Journal]

* Jury deliberations are expected to begin today in the corruption trial of former Virginia governor Bob McDonnell. [Washington Post]

* Voter ID laws are back on trial, this time in Texas. [New York Times]

* Speaking of Texas, the state seeks to stay a recent ruling that struck down the requirement that abortion clinics comply with standards for ambulatory surgical centers. [ABA Journal]

It's not news, it's the ice bucket challenge.

Small-firm columnist Carolyn Elefant analyzes the rise of "low bono" law firms -- and suggests how you can get in on the action.

Can you blame Campaign for Liberty for not wanting to expose its private-citizen donors to retribution, even if that means disregarding IRS demands?

This young lawyer's job drove him to drink -- to the Museum of Food and Drink (MOFAD), that is.

You're taking the high road, escaping the pervasive cynicism and greed. You've got your sights set on a not-for-profit institution, dedicated to the promise of a better tomorrow. Will it work? Can a lawyer escape pervasive cynicism and greed?

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