#legal career

#legal career

Senior U.S. District Judge Roger Hugh Lawson Jr. wrote his own obituary to avoid trite phrases used by funeral home hacks.

Lawson had a colorful life outside of the law, including interests in fishing, camping, and working on his farm. [ more ]

Travel experiences can enhance a legal career.

Working remotely can provide opportunities for travel while maintaining productivity. [ more ]

The Brooklyn Bar Association held a seminar honoring Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and her impact on gender equality and civil liberties.

The seminar delved into Ginsburg's legal career, including her work with the Women's Rights Project of the ACLU.

Rudy Carmenaty, deputy commissioner of the Nassau County Department of Social Service, spoke at the seminar. [ more ]

Judge James Cramer passed away at his home, leaving a notable legacy in the legal community.

He was respected for his work as a judge and previously as an attorney, with a career spanning public defense, prosecution, and private practice. [ more ]

Max Spiegelman had a successful law career, was an active sports enthusiast, and was highly respected in his community.

His dedication to family, love for sports, and involvement in the community are highlighted in his obituary. [ more ]

David Meyer is the new president and dean of Brooklyn Law School.

His previous experience as the dean of Tulane Law School and his connection to Brooklyn Law School influenced his decision to take on this role.

Meyer's legal career includes prestigious clerkships and a scholarly focus on family and constitutional law. [ more ]

David Meyer is the new president and dean of Brooklyn Law School.

His previous experience as the dean of Tulane Law School and his connection to Brooklyn Law School influenced his decision to take on this role.

Meyer's legal career includes prestigious clerkships and a scholarly focus on family and constitutional law. [ more ]