Articles Of Law

posted by LevonHelm on Jun 17

Filed under: Other Comedy Shows, Late Night, Industry, In the Limelight, CelebritiesThe shame (one of many) about David Letterman’s exhausted, ham-fisted grasp at humor this past week regarding the daughters of Sarah Palin is that it’s become such a political hot potato. It’s gotten to the point where, despite the fact that Dave apologized and Palin accepted, Palin’s supporters still want to see the late-night host fired.Danny Gallagher says a joke is a joke, but it’s taken on more significance

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Point/Counterpoint: Letterman’s reach for relevance should lay off the children

posted by MarkusSkupeika on Jun 1

In the way of research and innovation, we are working with our friends in law enforcement to identify innovative solutions to ease their workload complexity….We continue to provide expertise in key policy and legislative reviews in Congress about everything from grants to local law enforcement in fighting cybercrime, t…

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Obama Gets It: Cybercrime is Real

posted by AnnalisaAngellotti on Jun 1

After the sister-in-law took the kids to my mom-in-laws, my b-i-l took him to the hospital in brad’s own truck, and I followed with all the relevant cards, m edical information, and other stuff….

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Will you still need me, will you still feed me, when I’m 64?

posted by EricOdum on May 31

THESIS STATEMENTS Dothard v. Rawlinson Sex Discrimination in the Workplace 1) Rawlinson appealed to the court because she believed that height and weight requirements had no actual relationship with her supposed job as a correctional counselor in Alabama. 2) The three-judge District Court decided in Rawlinson’s favor because national statistics regarding the comparative height and weight of men and women indicated that Alabama’s statutory standards would exclude over 40% of the female population

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Thesis Statements

posted by BenjaminBradley on May 31

Per Troen established the first Danish law firm in London in 1985, servicing Anglo-Danish businesses and private clients.In 1990 he established Abbott King & Troen .The firm was the first multi-national practice to be approved by the English Law Society and Per became the first registered foreign lawyer. We recommend Mr.

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Per Troen Lawyer

posted by AnthonyWilliams on May 31

… father and his brother-in-law purchased the company from its founders just after World War II….

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School Days, Key West

posted by KerryA. on May 25

While I was trying to write my final exam for Corporate Law this semester I found a new way to procrastinate.  Richard Epstein told me once that teaching is a species of performance art, so I tried my hand at writing up a few limericks for my class based on cases in the textbook.  (For more, check out some good ones from Jeremy Telman here .) In Re Oracle (on challenges to the independance of a Special Litigation Committee) Some Stanford connections are fine, But too many bother VC Strine.

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Corporate Law Limericks

posted by ChrisChico on May 24

is Your Quality Management? Moving from Partial Quality Management to true Total quality management is extremely challenging

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How Total is Your Quality Management?

posted by SimonR on May 22

Scott Shackelford, University of Cambridge Department of Politics and International Studies, and Stanford Law School, has published From Nuclear War to Net War: Analogizing Cyber Attacks in International Law , in volume 25 of Berkeley …

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Media Law Prof Blog: Does International Law Apply in Cyberspace?

posted by TomHeatherington on May 21

There’s something about those in trade media which hates suits, that is, those management types.  Today THE NATIONAL LAW JOURNAL runs a cautionary article by Maureen M. Reid the shift from hands-on practice of law to suit.  In the first paragraph Reid notes, “land a role within the law firm managerial structure is neither easy nor is it sure to be the anticipated panacea” to current lawyer unemployment

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Considering becoming a suit? Don’t let NLJ discourage you