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Former President Donald Trump has been fined in excess of $350million in a contentious civil fraud case.
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This article by Cynthia Rivera shares six best practices that can help an applicant ace their law school admissions interview and leave a lasting impression. *** 1. Research Your Law School: Before your interview, dedicate time to thoroughly research the law school you’re applying to. Familiarize yourself with their programs, faculty, clinics, and any recent…
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The article, by Christina R. Fritsch, delves into the complex relationship between lawyers and marketing technology adoption within law firms. Amidst a hyper-competitive legal landscape, where firms demand skill adaptation and technological integration, unwillingness to embrace marketing technology persists among legal professionals. The article outlines practical steps to enhance adoption and utilization of marketing technology,…
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JOB SUMMARY Dentons US LLP is currently recruiting for a full-time Trademark Paralegal to be based in our St. Louis, Washington, D.C. or New York office. This position will support the local IP&T Practitioners and the national IP&T Practice Group. This position will report to the Senior Practice Director for the practice group. Qualifications •…
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JOB SUMMARY (via LinkedIn) Qualifications • Ideal candidate will have 3+ years of litigation experience in ANY of the following areas: • Pre-trial experience • Strong research and writing skills • Licensed to practice and in good standing in New Jersey is required Responsibilities • You will have ownership of your cases and have a…
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Civil rights attorney Ben Crump is preparing to challenge major recording companies and publishing entities in a groundbreaking legal battle that aims to address how streaming royalties are calculated for heritage artists. Heritage artists, a term coined by Billboard, are defined as acts with at least 10 albums or 20 years of experience in the…
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As April Fools’ Day approaches, the air is filled with anticipation for harmless pranks and good-natured laughs. Yet, amidst the chuckles and giggles, some practical jokes have veered into legal territory, leaving pranksters facing unexpected consequences. This article delves into a few notable instances where April Fools’ Day antics took a serious turn, resulting in…
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Did you know that the tradition of presidential turkey pardoning, a beloved Thanksgiving tradition in the United States, has a fascinating and somewhat murky history? While President Lincoln is often credited with the first turkey “pardoning” in 1863, it wasn’t until much later, during President Reagan’s term, that the modern practice of sparing turkeys from…
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The case study delves into the often-overlooked aspect of landfill closure and post-closure use, mirroring the discussions surrounding urban redevelopment catalyzed by the Brownfields legislation. It explores the significant potential for positive reuse opportunities inherent in the proper closure and repurposing of solid waste landfills, particularly focusing on over 100 unlined landfills in Massachusetts. Through…
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As the legal industry evolves at a rapid pace, it’s more important than ever for lawyers to keep learning and growing. Often, the best way to do that is at legal conferences—which give professionals an opportunity to network, discuss the latest advances, and take their careers and firms to the next level. Yet, with so…
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