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Bob's back! Here's his latest report on legislative developments from the Vermont Statehouse.
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Moody's Investors Service downgraded Vermont Law School's $10.3 million in 2011 revenue bonds from Baa2 to Ba1 this week.
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What does Heartbleed really mean for you and your firm? Lawyerist offers a helpful (and understandable) discussion.
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The Vermont Lawyers Assistance Program is in need of volunteers. Have you been in recovery? Are you experienced with the issues they cover?
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Airbnb is a San Francisco-based company that matches travelers seeking affordable accommodations with people who have rooms for rent.
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Whether you're new to pro bono or you've provided low and no cost legal services throughout your career, you need to ensure you manage risk in your pro bono files.
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A client's letters to an attorney terminating the relationship and criticizing the attorney's performance do not constitute defamation, a New York court has ruled.
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A study of lawyer discipline cases in New York has found that punishment is slow and sanctions for similar conduct are inconsistent.
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There is a very real limit to how much you can actually do. This limit is dictated by your need to sleep.