Derek Hogan's legal career involves thousands of cases argued at the criminal courts in Newfoundland and Labrador, 140 at the Appeal Court, and 12 of them at the Supreme Court of Canada. The majority of these cases Derek handled were for clients who would have afforded legal representation. These are the cases that sum up his career. Derek Hogan's Years at Legal Aid … [Read more...] about The Death of Derek Hogan, a Prolific N.L. Legal Aid Lawyer
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Choosing the Right Graduate Law Schools in America
The kind of schools students choose to attend for their education dramatically impacts the experience and quality of education received. The first step to a successful career in law is to choose a reputable Law School. Top law schools in America can be ranked to narrow the pool to just a handful of schools. Narrowing the Search by Location Some students want to study far … [Read more...] about Choosing the Right Graduate Law Schools in America
Most expensive law schools—and what students actually pay
Law school is a significant financial commitment, especially for those who attend a less distinguished public university program. Tuition prices, like those of medical school, are among the highest of any type of higher education. Having said that, even the most prominent law schools in the United States have their highs and lows. Harvard University is ranked ninth in terms of … [Read more...] about Most expensive law schools—and what students actually pay
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More Companies Postpone Office Returns Until November or Later
Firms have postponed their plans to reopen throughout October as the pandemic is uncertain and ongoing. With a growing number of companies suspending their office return plans, there is a higher chance that November or beyond may see more employees working from home. Some Companies To Defer Returns The recent announcement by Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr that they … [Read more...] about More Companies Postpone Office Returns Until November or Later