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Can Nonlawyer Advocates Increase Access to Justice?
Allowing nonlawyer advocates to represent clients in some civil matters might help level the playing field. Read on to learn about it.
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Why the DOJ and FTC Are Taking Action Against ‘Interlocking Directorates’
Rules prohibit serving as an officer or director of two competing corporations. Learn more about why.
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What Are Legal Incubators?
Read about legal incubators that are designed to help recent law school graduates launch their own law practice.
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Corporate Personhood: What It Means and How It Has Evolved
Ambiguity in the Constitution and some statutes has given rise to increasingly expansive court interpretation of corporate personhood.
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Multidistrict Litigation Is on the Rise, Creating Challenges for Attorneys
Multidistrict litigation creates challenges for attorneys because it operates outside the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
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California Consumer Privacy Act: What We’ve Learned and What’s Next
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SEC Proposes Rules to Regulate Special Purpose Acquisition Companies
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Sweeping Changes to the Buy American Act Will Benefit U.S. Businesses
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Can Lawyer Bots Take over the Job of an Attorney?
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How to Become a Lawyer in California
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