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Alec Baldwin receives star in Hollywood Walk of Fame

Calling it the most unique honor in entertainment, Baldwin received his star in Los Angeles on Valentine's Day, for his achievements in the entertainment industry.

Harvard Law School collaborates with law firm Milbank for executive development

Harvard Law School has announced a new multi-year training program for providing executive education to mid-level associates at Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy over the course of their careers.

Colorado Secy. of State Gessler abandons plans of moonlighting for law firm to supplement income

Colorado's Secretary of State Scott Gessler has given up his plan of moonlighting at his old law firm to supplement his government salary, after it prompted widespread calls for his resignation.

Unique law program inaugurated in London

LawWithoutWalls(TM) brings together students, faculty, practitioners, and entrepreneurs from around the world to explore innovation in legal education and practice.

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Legal sector Dec job losses indicate struggle ahead

The legal sector has lost 1,000 jobs in December, recording its third straight month of job losses, but overall, the sector has more jobs than a year ago, according to the data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Legal dramas on TV help ex-con impersonate lawyer, fool clients

Legal dramas on television helped an Illinois ex-con hone his acting skills and pass off as a hotshot lawyer, enabling him to represent paying clients for between $500 and $4500 till a court clerk recognized him and blew the whistle.

Former Pentagon official's death still a mystery to police

Federal authorities are clueless about the mysterious circumstances in which the dead body of a former Pentagon political appointee in President George W. Bush's administration had landed up in a dumpster.

Obama's Arizona memorial speech (FULL TEXT)

The following are remarks by President Barack Obama as prepared for delivery on January 12, 2010 at memorial service for the victims of the shooting in Tucson, Arizona at the University of Arizona's McKale Memorial Center in Tucson.

Deputy FCC Chief Leaves For Public TV

Yul Kwon, Deputy Chief of the Federal Communications Commission's Consumer and Governmental Bureau, is leaving government service to head for public television.

Are Law Schools doing enough to boost students’ overall professional development?

Survey suggests that a half or more of law school students feel inadequately prepared to handle the various non-academic demands of the profession

Columbia Univ. launches fast-track joint J.D./MBA program

Columbia Law School has joined Yale Law School and Northwestern Law School in offering a fast-track program that allows students to graduate with a law as well as business degrees at the end of three years.