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1. September 28, 2022 In Utah, This Experimental Firm Helps Convicts Move Forward
2. September 28, 2022 Inside The ABA's Debate On Legal Innovation
3. September 28, 2022 BigLaw Expands In The Carolinas Amid Business Boom
4. September 27, 2022 Pa. Court Upholds Quarantine Pay For Allegheny Jail Staff
5. September 27, 2022 Four Years Later, Kavanaugh Probe Still Raising Questions
6. September 27, 2022 Law Firm Diversity Ticked Upward In 2022, Report Finds
7. September 27, 2022 Health Care Fraud Among New Philly US Atty's Top Concerns
8. September 27, 2022 Barnes & Thornburg Atty On How Firm Landed In Philly, NJ
9. September 27, 2022 BigLaw Diversity Push Lacks Inclusion For Disabled Attys
10. September 26, 2022 Ex-US Army Judge Advocate Joins Eckert Seamans In Pa.
11. September 26, 2022 Judge Trims, Pauses Suit Over Firm's Handling of Estates
12. September 23, 2022 How Calif. Court Reporter Shift Will Impact Family Law Cases
13. September 23, 2022 Philadelphia Settles Attorney's Disability Bias Suit
14. September 23, 2022 Law360 Pulse's Spotlight On Mid-Law Work
15. September 23, 2022 With Layoffs Possibly Coming, Who Will Firms Let Go First?
16. September 23, 2022 Schnader Harrison Looks Outside Philly For New Chairperson
17. September 23, 2022 Voir Dire: Law360 Pulse's Weekly Quiz
18. September 23, 2022 Int'l Young Lawyers Rep Sees The World As Her Network
19. September 22, 2022 Firms Developing ESG Goals Should Be Flexible, Panel Says
20. September 22, 2022 ABA's New Biz Chair Aims To Reverse Sagging Membership

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