On June 8, 2010, The National Law Journal published an interview the Joan Williams, Directory of the Project for Attorney Retention (PAR), relative to the study, "New Millennium, Same Glass Ceiling: The Impact of Law Firm Compensation System on Women," undertaken in partnership between the Metropolitan Corporate Counsel Association (MCCA) and the Project for Attorney Retention, an arm of the Center for WorkLife Law at the University of California Hastings College of the Law.

Law firms pro bono efforts remain steady dispite economic downturns

Attorneys honored for pro bono contributions.

Law firm White and Case announces formation of a global pro bono group.

N.Y.C. attorneys included in Fed's Pro Bono program.

Increased emphasis on mediation urged in Austrailian Childcare court.

Austrailia moves toward streamlined arbitration system to encourage the commercial mediation process..

TPA company initiates a dispute resolution program in the unionized workers compensation market.

Lists why social media management is a modern necessity in legal marketing.

Includes link to video regarding legal coaching..

Vietnam searches for humane method of capital punishment.

This intellectually deficient defendant ruled ineligible for death penalty..

This convicted killer claims capital punishment is the only thing that will prevent his recidivism..

The application of the firing squad as a method for excecution has regenereted
debate in this age old contraversy as Utah prepares to apply the sanction to convicted killer Ronnie Lee Gardner.

Information regarding where and how the death penalty is currantly applied.

Nigerian committee supports abolition of deathy penalty..

Program facilitates inmates and their families holiday visits.

Local Canadian committee works to ensure restorative justice.

Supreme Court decision on juvenile life without parole sentences hailed by clergy..

Maryland uses fed law enforcement grant funds to augment drug and other problem solving courts thruout the state...