According to a recent survey by the NALP Foundation, an overwhelming majority of law firms use core competencies for training and evaluations. About half use them to determine associate’s base compensation. Core compentencies can include “skills (writing, research, negotiation, oral …
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As a happily tattooed librarian, yesterday’s post on Media Law Prof Blog naturally caught my eye. The blog reports on a recent Ninth Circuit decision—Anderson v. City of Hermosa Beach—that has held a municipal ban on tattoo parlors unconstitutional. The …
The Nineteenth Edition of The Bluebook, A Uniform System of Citation has arrived at C|M|Law. The editors of the new edition made changes in favor of clarity, concision, and consistency. Among the changes, the Bluepages have been reworked and renumbered. …
If you use Bloglines RSS Reader, it will be shutting down October 1, 2010. A good alternative is Google Reader. There are directions on Bloglines Home Page as to how you can export your feeds. Once in Google Reader, click on …
Happy Constitution Day (Sept. 13)! The library has a great new resource, especially useful for those taking the Comparative Constitutional Law class. HeinOnline’s World Constitutions Illustrated is a searchable database of current and historical constitutions for 190 countries. The current constitutions are in their …
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