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The Great Recession of 2007-2009 caused a precipitous drop in litigation, but that trend is being reversed in large part […]

Alexander Acosta, President Trump’s nominee to head the Department of Labor, is proving hard to pigeonhole. His conservative credentials are […]

Uploading files to an unprotected file-sharing site is the equivalent of “leaving its claims file on a bench in the […]

During his time as a federal appeals court judge, Neil Gorsuch’s worker’s rights opinions “are often sympathetic but coldly pragmatic, […]

The cat-and-mouse game between security experts and hackers, not surprisingly, can get personal. In this post, security consultant and former […]

If you issue one, then get rid of two. That’s the gist of an order from the President on January […]

A lawyer has sued Delaware over the state’s constitutional requirement that judicial nominations and judgeships be evenly split between the […]

Debra Halbrook, a former Wake County Superior Court victim witness legal assistant, claims she was fired when she reported concerns […]

Significant amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure late in 2015, followed by a flood of judicial opinions interpreting […]

A Colorado judge says Fort Collins’ indecency code, which makes it a crime for women to show their nipples, is […]