Mid-Level Associates Happier than Ever – Except the Ladies

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The American Lawyer midlevel associate survey saw those associates at third-to-five years giving their firms the best composite scores the survey has seen in a decade.  But the women are less than happy. While law jobs have declined and the profession has seen major challenges in the wake of the GFC, those who have retained

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Personal Injury Attorney Talks About Dangerous Drugs

“Think twice before taking oral prescriptions especially if you do not have a medical condition that requires taking those medications,” personal injury lawyer John M. O’Brien is advising. “In 2013 there have been 36 drug recalls issued by the Food and Drug Administration.” says attorney John M. O’Brien. “Anyone who is aware that FDA posts

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I Thought I Went to Law School to Avoid Math: Calculating Recovery in a Chapter 7 Liquidation in the Context of a Preference Action

Katherine Doorley is an associate with Weil law firm and wrote on August 26, 2013, published in the Bankruptcy Blog ·   Preference actions have been a frequent topic here at the Bankruptcy Blog. In the past, we have discussed releases that saved creditors from preference actions, whether assumption and assignment of an executory contract

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