| The National Law Journal 1995 Mike France |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| '95 strongest year since boom of '80s: firm hiring picks up, but caution prevails in the recession's wake. | Law | Mike France |
| Administrative law tops earnings list; dealmakers and litigators don't make as much, survey of smaller firms shows. | Law | Mike France |
| Are telecoms discussing compliance or colluding? Companies say thy share information in an effort to ward off steep penalties under the sentencing guidelines. | Law | Mike France |
| Bar chiefs protect the guild; a lobbying blitz engulfs an ABA panel on non-lawyer practice. (Commission on Nonlawyer Practice) | Law | Mike France |
| Bryan Cave scoops up one more firm; acquisition of Smith Gill gives it 480 lawyers and big Kansas city clients. (Missouri) | Law | Mike France |
| Companies are winning fight to control fees. (legal fees) | Law | Mike France |
| Constitution cultists fuel right fringe: homegrown scholars treat Framers' work as a Bible to gird anti-government view. | Law | Mike France |
| Dilemma: who will teach associates? Squeezed by their clients' unwillingness to subsidize training, firms seek alternatives. | Law | Mike France |
| GE shines as in-house innovator; NLJ survey: the top six corporate law departments. (General Electric Co. tops National Law Journal poll) | Law | Mike France |
| 'Glory years' are gone: fewer grads get traditional legal jobs. | Law | Mike France |
| How to get business quickly - advertise! Lady justice is blushing at these ads. Fellow lawyers don't think much of them, either. | Law | Mike France |
| Law firm data a juicy target for hack attack: as more lawyers go online, experts say firms should strengthen defenses. | Law | Mike France |
| Law firms can't bank on mergers. | Law | Mike France |
| Law firms cut down on debt: fiscal conservatism is the watchword at firms whose debt almost sank them. | Law | Mike France |
| Legal research company to go public; consultants wonder whether investment would be a good buy. (Legal Research Center Inc., Minneapolis, Minnesota) | Law | Mike France |
| Managing partner: the tender trap. Prestige, glamour glory? They say you have to be crazy to accept the job. | Law | Mike France |
| Mobil counsel ponders cuts; Samuel H. Gillespie III takes over as oil giant faces restructuring, budget trims. | Law | Mike France |
| Money laundering: not just the bank's problem; ACCA's membership is warned that clever criminals are increasingly using corporate America to clean funds. | Law | Mike France |
| More businesses ask: can we talk, not sue? | Law | Mike France |
| Patriot movement has lawyers in its sights; the right-wing fringe hates the bar as well as the federal government. | Law | Mike France |
| Weil group memo: go 'quid pro quo': suggested referral plan to repay big clients raises ethics issues, experts say. (Weil, Gotshal & Manges) | Law | Mike France |
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