The latest from National Law Journal
- Boxer has more questions for ABA about law school transparency
- 1st Circuit allows couple to proceed as intervenors in suit over cell tower
- Entertainment mediation service adds veterans of Warner, CBS
- OPINION: A 'CSI effect' for wiretapping?
| Boxer has more questions for ABA about law school transparency | Top |
| U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer is apparently unconvinced that the American Bar Association is pushing hard enough for transparency about potential law students' job prospects. She's asked the organization to widen the scope of pending reforms to the way law schools report job placement and salary data. | |
| 1st Circuit allows couple to proceed as intervenors in suit over cell tower | Top |
| Two New Hampshire property owners can continue as intervenors in a federal lawsuit their town tried to settle with several cell tower companies, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 1st Circuit has ruled. | |
| Entertainment mediation service adds veterans of Warner, CBS | Top |
| The newly formed Entertainment Mediation Institute has added two music executives to its list of mediators, as well as a director of marketing and business development. | |
| OPINION: A 'CSI effect' for wiretapping? | Top |
| The successful use of secret taping in the Rajaratnam trial may make future convictions tougher because jurors will begin to expect wiretap evidence. | |
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