Phila. Legal Community Holds School Supply Drives

Philadelphia's legal community recently hosted two school supply drives for needy students in the area.

Phila. Legal Community Holds School Supply Drives

Philadelphia's legal community recently hosted two school supply drives for needy students in the area.

Business Briefing | Legal News: Judge Rules Against Injunction in Effort to Buy Paper

Readers respond to an Op-Ed article about the Midtown East rezoning proposal for New York City.

The next mayor of New York faces tough issues with setting public education priorities.

Suit Filed Against DOJ Over Secret Legal Opinions

Check out the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel Web page and you'll find hundreds of legal opinions, dating to 1992. Is that all there is? Not at all.

Fresh Ink: Inside Today's Legal - September 27

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Fresh Ink: Inside Today's Legal - October 8

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Business Briefing | Legal News: Airline Presses Court to Back Restructuring Plan

The trial of the fallen Chinese official Bo Xilai highlights the urgent issue of whether China’s leaders will revive the disastrous tactics and policies of Chairman Mao.

Room for Debate asks: How should the next mayor shape criminal justice in New York City?

Deal Professor: How Judge’s Ruling Ends Legal Threat to Dell Buyout

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Business Briefing | Legal News: Swiss Lawyer Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy in Tax Fraud

Room for Debate asks why some people are drawn to scientific stories, and others to religious ones.

An overdue standard from the Food and Drug Administration is good news for consumers with food allergies.

Business Briefing | Legal News: Pepsico to Stop Saying Its Naked Juice Is All Natural

With the city going through the bankruptcy process, some extremely valuable and world-class artwork is being eyed by creditors.

Wesley Stace asks: How can two versions of the same song be so different?

Business Briefing | Legal News: Glaxo to Pay $45 Million to State Over Drug Marketing

With the city going through the bankruptcy process, some extremely valuable and world-class artwork is being eyed by creditors.

Wesley Stace asks: How can two versions of the same song be so different?

Fresh Ink: Inside Today's Legal - June 8

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Report Finds Legal Fees Out of Control in Local Governments

A report released Tuesday by the state comptroller found local governments are failing to control excessive and improper payments for legal services.

Fresh Ink: Inside Today's Legal - July 16

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Fresh Ink: Inside Today's Legal - July 18

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Local, U.S. Trends Creating Harrisburg Legal Work

While the city of Harrisburg has been mired in financial difficulty in recent years, firms in the state capital said they've recently seen upticks in practices that suggest positive growth in the general economy.

Transplant vote seeks medical and legal balance

PITTSBURGH (AP) - Faced with a federal judge's order in the heart-wrenching cases of two terminally ill children seeking lung transplants, a national review board sought a balance that will keep such decisions in the hands of doctors, not lawyers or judges.