Seventh Annual People's Law School to Offer Several New Courses - Baylor University

Seventh Annual People's Law School to Offer Several New Courses Baylor University 18 Baylor Law School event aims to make law 'user-friendly,' educate citizens about legal rights The People's Law School at Baylor University Law School will return for a seventh year on Saturday, Feb. 18, with several new courses available.

Sidley Austin Elects Six in Washington, D.C. to Partnership - Citybizlist (press release)

Sidley Austin Elects Six in Washington, D.C. to Partnership Citybizlist (press release) Ms. Howe, formerly an associate, received her JD, magna cum laude, from Harvard Law School and her AB, magna cum laude, from Harvard University. Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Howe served as a law clerk for the Honorable Karen Nelson Moore of the ... and more »

Study shows plaintiff bias in Philly courts - Legal News Line

Legal News Line

Study shows plaintiff bias in Philly courts Legal News Line ... International Center of Law and Economics (ICLE), Portland, Ore. - indicates that the accusations of structural biases in favor of plaintiffs are justified. Wright is a law professor at George Mason University School of Law School in Arlington, Va.

Cathy Kiselyak Austin Joins Vertex as General Counsel - MarketWatch (press release)

Cathy Kiselyak Austin Joins Vertex as General Counsel MarketWatch (press release) Ms. Austin received her JD from Yale Law School and her Bachelor of Science degree in Management, with a minor in Computer Science, from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). She also attended the Heinrich Hertz Gymnasium in Bonn, Germany, ... and more »

Law Firms Keep Squeezing Associates - Wall Street Journal

Wall Street Journal

Law Firms Keep Squeezing Associates Wall Street Journal 'There was little chance many of my peers would have considered a move from a big law firm.' That means little relief for young associates—who took on hefty law-school loans, only to run into layoffs and stagnant pay in the years since 2008—and fewer ... and more »