The latest from National Law Journal
- Some praise, some pans for PTO proposal to streamline re-exam process
- Blind win easier access to law school application process
- Jones Day leads the pack in U.S.-based attorneys
| Some praise, some pans for PTO proposal to streamline re-exam process | Top |
| Patent lawyers have mixed views of a recent proposal by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to overhaul the patent re-examination process, which involves asking the agency to review issued patents and has become a key part of patent litigation. | |
| Blind win easier access to law school application process | Top |
| After two years of legal wrangling, the Law School Admission Council and the National Federation of the Blind have reached a settlement--with the help of the Justice Department--over the accessibility of the Web site nearly every U.S. law school uses to accept student applications. | |
| Jones Day leads the pack in U.S.-based attorneys | Top |
| With 3,738 lawyers in 43 offices, Baker & McKenzie once again topped the NLJ 250--The National Law Journal's list of the largest 250 U.S.?based firms by attorney headcount. | |
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