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Normal People Weekends Rock

As a student, I LOVE my schedule. I am so grateful to have a ton of freedom and flexibility, and…

Kathryn Wheeler

Law Firms Have at Each Other over 9/11 Lawyers’ Fees

Who gets what from the 9/11 litigation has law firms up in arms against each other. A lawsuit filed against…

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Health Insurer WellPoint Settling Class-Action Suit for $90 Million

According to industry sources, Health insurer WellPoint Inc has decided to settle the class-action lawsuit against its Anthem unit by…

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Immigration Law Relaxed by President’s Order

In a key move for the November elections, and a very smart move at that, on the 30th anniversary of…

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Kenneth Branagh Granted Knighthood, Kate Winslet – Commander of the British Empire

Kenneth Branagh, soon to be Sir Kenneth Branagh would be granted knighthood in U.K. in the British Queen’s birthday honors.…

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Phil Corboy: Remembering a Legendary Chicago Attorney

Phil Corboy was one of the most legendary personal injury attorneys in Chicago history. Phil Corboy died Tuesday morning at…

Andrew Ostler

Google Maps Kicked Off iPhone by Apple

Not long ago, Apple and Google used to play nicely on the playground. Now, the two companies have filed for…

Jim Vassallo

Chris Brown and Drake Fight at NYC Club

Last night, at a nightclub in New York City, Drake and Chris Brown reportedly exchanged punches. Brown was injured, coming…

Jim Vassallo

The Latest Foxconn Suicide

Another Foxconn employee jumped to his death from his company-rented high rise this Thursday. Foxconn, the Chinese company that brings…

Daniel June

Baker & McKenzie Celebrates 50 Years in Toronto

The law firm of Baker & McKenzie is celebrating its 50th anniversary for its office in the city of Toronto.…

Jim Vassallo

Judge Yet to Issue Ruling on Cooley Law School Lawsuit

A lawsuit filed in 2011 against Thomas. M. Cooley Law School will be ruled upon by a federal judge as…

Jim Vassallo

R. Allen Stanford Sentenced to 110 Years in Prison

Former Texas tycoon R. Allen Stanford has been sentenced to 110 years in prison as a result of bilking investors…

Jim Vassallo