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Coping with the Emotional Side of Practicing Law

Lawyers often face-off against more than their legal opponents. Grappling with the emotional obstacles and stress of their cases can present significant challenges.

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SCOTUS Rules Patent Holders Must Prove Infringement

In the first of six patent-related cases on the U.S. Supreme Court docket this term, the Supreme Court justices ruled 9-0 in favor of medical devices manufacturer Medtronic, Inc. in its patent infringement suit against privately-owned Mirowski Family Ventures, LLC.

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Should Cop-Killer Defender Be Disqualified from DOJ Post?

President Barack Obama’s nomination of Debo Adegbile for assistant Attorney General at the Department of Justice sparked a slew of criticism and justification, serving as the impetus for American Bar Association President James R. Silkenat to pen a letter defending the move.

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How Virtual Should Your Law Office Be?

The days of hanging up a shingle, sitting behind the same immobile desk and keeping office hours could virtually become a thing of the past if law practice management firms have their way.

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Law Firms Prevent DWIs with Free NYE Cab Rides

The number of fatal car crashes due to alcohol related incidents has not seen much of a decline in recent years even though there are far fewer drunk drivers on the road, according to information from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

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Retail Deliveries by Drones Raise Legal Concerns

Amazon Chief Executive Officer Jeff Bezos dropped a bombshell announcement during an interview with CBS’ 60 Minutes, saying that the retail giant is working toward delivering as much as 86% of its packages (those weighing five pounds or less) via unmanned aircraft commonly known as drones.

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How Are Lawyers Helping the Economic Recovery?

As the nation drudges through nearly five years of slow economic recovery following the official end of the recession, the legal profession is expected to grow at a steady pace, allowing high-earners to continue to contribute to the economy over the next decade.

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Finding Life after Law

 

According to the American Bar Association, there were 1,268,011 licensed attorneys in the United States as of April, 2013. That’s a whole lot of litigating. But does that make every lawyer happy?

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ABA Tackles Gender Inequality

Last week the American Bar Association kicked off its series of interaction sessions aimed at eliminating gender inequality in the legal field, something experts said manifests itself in both blatant and unconscious ways.

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