The fight over law school tenure has been bubbling under the surface for years, and now the committee reviewing the American Bar Association's accreditation standards has floated a proposal that would eliminate the term "tenure" from ABA standards covering job security and academic freedom. Organizations that represent law professors and clinical faculty have lined up in opposition to the changes
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Responding to a New Jersey Supreme Court Committee finding that opposes virtual offices, the state Bar is now recognizing that technology has changed the way lawyers conduct business and suggests that the Judiciary amend the parameters lawyers must adhere to for establishing a law office.
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Two staff lawyers who set up their own law firm while working for the State Ethics Commission of Georgia violated state policies regarding outside employment and appeared in court when they were supposed to be on the job at the commission, state Inspector General Elizabeth Archer reported Thursday. Attorneys Thomas Plank Jr. and Yasha Heidari also used state computers and state-paid research serv
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