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- Lawyers Hit The Facebook Jackpot With IPO February 1, 2012The Facebook IPO is one deal every lawyer in town was hoping to get in on --- and the winners are in. […]Steve Eder
- A Dozen Law Schools Hit with Lawsuits over Jobs Data February 1, 2012The number of lawsuits accusing law schools of twisting post-graduate employment data has quintupled. […]Joe Palazzolo
- South Dakota Encourages Bible Study in Public Schools February 1, 2012South Dakota legislators have passed a resolution supporting the teaching of the Bible in public schools. […]Sam Favate
- Two Credit Suisse Ex-Employees Plead Guilty in Bond Probe February 1, 2012Two former Credit Suisse Group AG employees pleaded guilty Wednesday to criminal charges over alleged misstatements regarding the bank's mortgage-bond valuations during the financial crisis. […]Chad Bray
- The Daily Writing Sample: Why Judges Dread Medicare Cases February 1, 2012Chief Judge Royce Lamberth of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia explains why federal judges dread Medicare cases. […]Joe Palazzolo
- Tough Times Bring Out the Poacher in Law Firms February 1, 2012As law firms cut back on entry-level hires, they have resumed chasing growth by poaching partners from other practices. […]Joe Palazzolo
- The AM Roundup: Bonus Charges, Gupta Case, Wikileaks, More February 1, 2012Law Blog rounds up the morning's news. […]Joe Palazzolo
- Minter Ellison Rides Into Mongolia February 1, 2012Minter Ellison is setting up in Ulan Bator at a time when Mongolia’s resources are attracting rising interest from Australian and Western miners that have found themselves locked out of the biggest deposits in China and neighboring Russia by a regulatory environment that favors local firms. […]WSJ Staff
- Judge Declares Mistrial In ‘Sting’ Bribery Case January 31, 2012A federal judge declared a mistrial in a foreign bribery case against three businessmen who were charged after taking part in what investigators told them was a plan to bribe the defense minister of Gabon to win a military equipment contract. […]WSJ Staff
- Google Explains Privacy-Policy Changes to Congress January 31, 2012Changes that Google Inc. made to its privacy policy last week bring it more in line with rivals Yahoo Inc., Microsoft Inc. and Apple Inc., the company said Tuesday in response to questions from members of Congress. […]Amir Efrati
- Advice To Supreme Court: Communicate More, But Be Concise January 31, 2012Some unsolicited advice is available for the U.S. Supreme Court. […]Sam Favate
- Congress Has Right of Way in Pipeline Debate January 31, 2012The politics of the Keystone XL pipeline may be messy, but the law isn’t, according to congressional researchers who say Congress can legally do pretty much as it pleases to make sure the pipeline gets a permit. […]Peter Landers
- Private GPS Use Benefits Alzheimer’s Patients – And Jealous Spouses Too January 31, 2012The same GPS device that can be used to monitor the whereabouts of, say, senior citizens who may wander off, can be used to follow someone without their knowledge. […]Sam Favate
- Who Has the Best Brand in Biglaw? January 31, 2012Brand research company Acritas asked about 900 U.S. clients -- more than half of which report at least $1 billion in revenues -- to name the top brands in the legal industry. […]Joe Palazzolo
- The AM Roundup: Insider-Trading Bill, Vamp lawyer, More January 31, 2012Law Blog rounds up the morning's news. […]Joe Palazzolo