Over the past few years, the attention given to the employment status of student athletes has resulted in increased scrutiny over labor issues at universities. Indeed, just a year after the NLRB declined to assert jurisdiction in Northwestern University, a c... More »
After the passing of Justice Antonin Scalia earlier this year, many rushed to evaluate his legacy (for good or for bad). While Justice Scalia’s missing vote in Freidrichs v. California Teachers Association drew a great deal of immediate attention, few discuss... More »
Looking to save costs on large-scale document review projects, law firms often turn to “contract attorneys” to handle the grunt-work. These contract attorneys are licensed attorneys, hired on a temporary basis, usually through staffing agencies, and their con... More »