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April 23, 2010
Feature
- From Russia with Law
- Nation - ABA Law Day programs explore law in the 21st Century
- Business - Washington, D.C. In the lion's den Obama keeps up pressure for financial overhaul
- Business - New York Blame to go around Does Goldman case tarnish Cassandras of the crash?
- Business - Virginia Sallie Mae posts 1st quarter profit Lender to reduce work force by 2,500
- Nation - New York Use of seized cash for legal fees spurs NYC debate Couple drew on about $550,000 in forfeited assets to pay lawyers
- Nation - Kentucky Sup. Court rules against Baptist univ. in dispute over funding
- Nation - New York Fed. appeals court gives government a victory against ACORN in funding suit
- Straker Bar to honor two with Trailblazers Award
- Wayne Law receives $50K grant for civil rights center Groundbreaking set to take place May 17
- Law firm's climate symposium opens door to green opportunities
- Nation - Kansas Siblings work to free dad accused of murder Father is serving a life sentence for killing their mother
- Courts - Pennsylvania Insurer won't pay school district's legal costs in webcam spying Says costs are not covered under personal injury policy with district
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- What can be done to ensure that federal sentencing remains transparent?
- Law firms are having the best financial-growth year in about a decade, two reports conclude
- Inside Track: More Equifax News. Plus, Relationship Advice for In-House Lawyers
- Uber and Lyft's Race to Go Public Is a First for Both Companies' GCs
- Symposium: Three establishment clause paths
- Symposium: The establishment clause strictly prohibits government preference for one faith — that could change with the Bladensburg Cross case
