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The issue arose as prosecutors wound down their case in chief. An assistant Manhattan DA said the prosecution had two more witnesses and could rest by the end of next week.        

“Both in Tampa and now in Fort Lauderdale, (lawyers) are just busy. We could hire someone tomorrow with no business at any level and fill them up,” said managing partner Ben Mathis.        

The NLRB “has been pursuing an agenda to reshape U.S. labor law and overturn decades of well-established NLRB precedent,” Littler Mendelson shareholder Michael Lotito said.        

“Spend more time focusing on being a great lawyer than obsessing about internal advancement.”        

In a CLOC Global Institute keynote, Suffolk University Law School Dean Andrew Perlman said, “I believe it is going to be the most significant technology ever created for the legal industry and many others.”        

In a CLOC Global Institute keynote, Suffolk University Law School Dean Andrew Perlman said, “I believe it is going to be the most significant technology ever created for the legal industry and many others.”        

“The way the market is structured and has been structured for a long time, it’s not really a question of growing productivity, it’s how do we mitigate the contraction of productivity?” said Bill Josten, strategic content manager for Thomson Reuters.        

Participants in a panel hosted by Recovery Centers of America want a world in which employees are comfortable telling their supervisors they need help.        

“It’s only after a year and a half of investigation, more than $1 million in attorney time, it took to develop and find the information that’s pled in our complaint, and to bring this case before this court,” Susman Godfrey partner William Merrill told the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.        

This is very much about the students not wanting their ‘home’ [the campus] actively involved with and invested in genocide,” said a Barnard Columbia student, who will be graduating next week, adding that there have been pro-Israeli protesters on campus who have received “very little focus in mainstream media.”