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Attorney Edward Wallace, of The Law Offices of Edward F. Wallace in Westford, was recently named one of the Top 100 Trial Lawyers in Massachusetts by the American Trial Lawyer Association.

Boston-area residents are more optimistic about the economy and their own financial prospects than the nation as a whole, but they continue to cut spending as many struggle to make ends meet, according to a survey released yesterday by the banking giant Citigroup .

University's loyalists want higher academic standing following rapid growth, big outlay in president's pay Tovah Poster, a second-year law student, studied in Suffolk's Moakley Law Library on Tremont Street.

We make bad decisions every day , but our bads don't usually effect lots of people.

Danielle Clark has been named chief financial officer for Ted's Montana Grill. -- Chain Leader, 11/18/2009 9:59:00 AM PRESS RELEASE: ATLANTA, Nov.

It looks like the incredible success of the lipdub produced by students from UQAM in Montreal, QC has pushed some institutions in the US to finally join the university lipdub movement.

The seat left open by the death of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy has also been held by John Quincy Adams, Daniel Webster and John Fitzgerald Kennedy.

A lucrative contract extension for Suffolk University President David Sargent has critics pointing to the small, Beacon Hill institution as an example of the excess in private higher education.

She works out of City Hall where you can send tips to jvansack@bostonherald.com . D ark horse Senate candidate Alan Khazei may lag in fourth place in the Democratic race for U.S. senate - but he's vowing that his field operation can go the distance.

Nov. 13--NORTH ANDOVER -- The national economy has been propped up by artificial means and could face a long, jobless recovery, according to the dean of the Merrimack College business school.

But that hardly squares with the news that 93 percent of Democratic voters who were surveyed in a new Suffolk University poll could not even name the date of the primary for the special election to fill the late Sen.

Therea s an interesting question buried in the Suffolk University poll out Thursday on the Senate race.

"Whether taking on the CEOs of the financial services industry, supporting marriage equality, or voting against the Iraq War because he didn't believe Bush Administration made the case to take military action, Mike Capuano has a proven record of standing up for progressive values and what he believes is right.

Here is a sampling of the electorate's mood on a variety of topics: Do you approve of the job President Obama is doing? Yes : 60 percent No : 36 percent Undecided : 4 percent Do you support casino gambling in Massachusetts? Yes : 57 No : 37 Undecided : 7 Would you vote to repeal the sales tax hike? Yes : 59 No : 35 Undecided : 7 Would you vote to ...

Gen. George Washington led his retreating army across the Delaware River from New Jersey in 1776 Coaxial cable patented in 1931 In Japan, it's the annual Enlightenment of Buddha Day Massachusetts has some election in 2009 Surely this shouldn't be amusing that we who pride ourselves on political savvy and civic engagement are missing at least the ...

The credit outlook on Suffolk University 's $300 million debt refinancing was upgraded after the downtown Boston school added a mortgage on its core campus to bolster collateral for bondholders.

With the primary elections for Ted Kennedy's senate seat now less than a month away, tonight we can tell you where the candidates stand.

In the months after 9/11, Stephen Patten was fresh out of Suffolk University Law School and looking for his niche in the legal profession.

Greater Boston Region SVP Steve Hackley talks about the future of cable television and the impact of the economy on the industry.

I caught up with 25-year-old Rob Vaughn Guess on Friday, a few days after he was released from prison, having finished up six weeks at Corrigan-Radgowski Correctional Center for painting graffiti in downtown New London.