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Governor Called To Serve As Public Defender

Missouri’s chief public defender, Michael Barrett, warned Gov. Jay Nixon that if his office’s budget was cut, he would try […]

Among the revelations in the Panama Papers, that trove of purloined documents revealing how law firm Mossack Fonseca was helping […]

The many lawsuits filed in the wake of the UK’s vote to leave the European Union – by a hairdresser, […]

Missouri’s chief public defender, Michael Barrett, warned Gov. Jay Nixon that if his office’s budget was cut, he would try […]

What people can say at work without it being labeled as harassment has become a contentious issue and the subject […]

The number of securities class action lawsuits this year is on track to be more than double the annual numbers […]

The National Association of Women Lawyers wants to update the American Bar Association’s model rules of professional conduct to keep […]

A recent string of appeals court rulings that struck down state voting rights restrictions have one thing in common: Democratic […]

Shockwaves went through feminist and legal circles last month when Susan Estrich, a pioneer advocate for women’s legal rights, was […]

The national decline in both criminal and civil jury trials is evidenced in the Southern District of New York, which […]