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What Senators Should Ask Neil Gorsuch

In an effort to avoid the “Joe Biden problem,” as New Yorker legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin puts it, Senators should […]

A federal judge this week rejected class-action status for a lawsuit that accuses a group of surfers in Lunada Bay, […]

Since Ronald Reagan, presidents have had a harder time finding success in arguments before the Supreme Court, a new study […]

A six-year long IP dispute that had reached the Supreme People’s Court in China resulted in a victory for a […]

The U.S. Supreme Court this week ruled in favor of a Texas death row inmate seeking a new sentencing hearing […]

Online retail giant Amazon is resisting calls from Arkansas prosecutors to turn over an Amazon Echo – a digital device […]

He holds four degrees from MIT, runs a startup in the high-tech hotbed of Cambridge, Mass., and says he invented […]

Though the U.S. patent system has consistently excluded them, black Americans have been prolific innovators. The first American patent was […]

At least 65 Chinese companies and individuals have submitted applications to use the name “Ivanka” as a trademark, according to […]

Advocates for access to justice should abandon the fight to lower legal fees in favor of pushing for more “non-lawyer” […]