| The National Law Journal 1996 Ann Davis |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A Wall Street with charm; Yankee and Southern firms want a piece of Charlotte's good fortune. (Charlotte, South Carolina) | Law | Ann Davis |
| Bar readmissions cloaked in secrecy; disbarred are given licences back with scant notice to their victims or the public. | Law | Ann Davis |
| Big jump in minority associates, but... significant attrition in their later years has left partnership ranks almost as white as five years ago. (includes table with percentage of minority partners at National Law Journal's top 250 law firms) | Law | Ann Davis |
| Consulting firm offers benchmarks for counsel; general guidelines are just that, say in-house attorneys who question the findings.(Arthur Andersen) | Law | Ann Davis |
| Fired partners rebel; law firms scramble as courts bar expulsions in 'bad faith.' | Law | Ann Davis |
| Firms join the web marketing craze. (law firms) | Law | Ann Davis |
| Helms-Burton's first test comes soon; Cuban-Americans lining up to sue foreign investors in Cuba under new act. | Law | Ann Davis |
| Judge: poverty lawyers also need a safety net; a New York judge joins effort to rejigger fee award formula and increase pay. | Law | Ann Davis |
| Law grads face pinched futures; heaviest debt burdens the lawyers least able to pay. | Law | Ann Davis |
| Lawyers put selves in 'Jepardy!' They are among the top winners on the syndicated TV trivia quiz show. | Law | Ann Davis |
| Memos expose 'Project Rightsize;' Cadwalader papers are unsealed in ex-partner suit. (Cadwalader, Wickersham and Taft) (NNew York) | Law | Ann Davis |
| More lawsuits dogging Hunton; investors demand millions lost in alleged banking scheme involving ex-partner; firm denies it knew. (Hunton and Williams) | Law | Ann Davis |
| N.Y. lawyer facing divorce? Beware; state is the only one to value practice and license of professionals as marital property. | Law | Ann Davis |
| Plaintiffs: we'll junk 'junk science' tag; but implant plaintiffs' actions may be too late to prevent legal setback. | Law | Ann Davis |
| Private cyber-censors' blacklists are unveiled; those caught in dragnet of electronic blockers have no legal recourse, experts say. | Law | Ann Davis |
| Rainmakers score high on test: Q. Which do you like most? a. clients, b. money, c. all of the above. | Law | Ann Davis |
| Scandal embarrasses Virginia's Hunton; proud firm defends its reputation, sullied by a vanished ex-partner's outside deals. (Scott J. McKay Waolas, formerly of Richmond, Virginia's Hunton and Williams) | Law | Ann Davis |
| Temps use sparks ire in client ranks; some firms are reluctant to disclose markup of rates. | Law | Ann Davis |
| The myth of disbarment; NLJ finds half of the disbarred who reapply win reinstatement. | Law | Ann Davis |
| The NLJ 250: survey of the nation's largest law firms. (National Law Journal) | Law | Victoria Slind-Flor, Ann Davis, Chris Klein |
| Toughening readmission procedures; should lawyers who steal be disbarred permanently? | Law | Ann Davis |
| Two resign over ABA budget cut; client protection fund committee is eliminated. | Law | Ann Davis |
| What's up with Coudert Brothers? Partners are coming and going, going and coming, as the firm develops a plan for self preservation. | Law | Ann Davis |
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