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In today’s digital age, operating a website is an essential tool for lawyers to attract new clients and grow their
Attorney at Law Magazine assembled a list of the best lawyer websites. Following is a compilation of all the websites
Crime has become a political football, kicked back and forth across the electoral playing field. The public is receiving conflicting
Deepfake technology is the darling of entertainment, sports, education, science, and a host of other endeavors. The technology can create
In January 2023, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) proposed a sweeping rule that would effectively ban the use of non-compete
H.G. Wells once wrote, “Adapt or perish, now as ever, is nature’s inexorable imperative.” This statement rings especially true for
Raise your hand if you have encountered a story in the last 24 hours about AI’s potential for the legal
When Boston software engineer Richard DiBona and his wife, marketing executive Kara Peterson, attempted to research a legal question a
In personal injury cases, forensic economists are best known for analyzing lost earnings. When we work for the plaintiff, we
When we set out on the road, tires silently bear the burden of our travels, connecting passenger vehicles to pavement
Analyzing trauma cases can be complex. Adding to the complexity is the fact that some associated injuries may escape detection.
We’ve all heard stories about lottery winners who go on spending sprees and wind up broke. We assure ourselves we
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According to the U.S. Dept of Justice, no more than 5% of personal injury cases make it to trial. Most
The architectural firm McKim, Mead & White designed the campus of which prestigious American university in the early 20th century?
WRONG! While Harvard has a historic and recognizable campus, its design evolved over centuries with contributions from various architects, not exclusively by McKim, Mead & White. This option could mislead those who associate the firm with Ivy League schools.
WRONG! Princeton’s campus features a mix of Collegiate Gothic architecture, much of which was designed by different firms over time. McKim, Mead & White were not primarily responsible for its design, but the association with elite universities could cause confusion.
CORRECT! McKim, Mead & White, a prominent architectural firm in the United States, designed the Morningside Heights campus of Columbia University, starting in the late 1890s. The neoclassical design, including iconic buildings like Low Memorial Library, was intended to reflect the academic grandeur and permanence of the institution.
WRONG! The University of Chicago’s campus was also designed in a Gothic style, inspired by English universities. It had contributions from architects like Henry Ives Cobb, but McKim, Mead & White were not the lead designers. The misleading option may attract guesses due to the school’s prominence and architectural significance.
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