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Government Says Missing Human Rights Lawyer Living in Western China

Chinese Human Rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng is believed to be living in Western China after widespread reports early last month…

Baylor announced today that Kenneth Starr has been chosen as the university’s 14th president. Starr will assume the office on…

Several Canadian law firms are involved with the Olympic Games hosted in Vancouver, Canada this year. Blake Cassels and Graydon’s…

The National Conference of Bar Examiners, which administers portions of the California Bar Exam, filed an emergency motion on February…

Senator Evan Bayh, Democrat of Indiana, shocked his home state and the Democrat party today by announcing he will not…

Good morning everyone! Today is Monday, February 15, and as the 3rd Monday in February it is also Presidents Day. For…

Atlanta's Hawkins & Parnell is opening its doors in Austin with the help of several partners from Brown McCarroll, according…

The managing partner of Greenberg Traurig's Washington DC office, Ronald Kleinman, is leaving to open a DC office for Florida's Colson…

After issuing another round of paychecks at 2008 salary levels, Sidley Austin today announced its 2010 compensation plan. Salaries have…

Winston & Strawn froze salaries last year and now it appears that the freeze is still on. Associates received emails…

Presiding Judge Tim McCoy, of the Los Angeles Superior Court, has said that the court will lay off 300 people…

The Senate confirmed Ronald Machen as U.S. Attorney for D.C. on Thursday. Machen was a partner at WilmerHale. He was…