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Former Prosecutors Charge DOJ With Withholding Evidence

In a Supreme Court brief filed last week, 20 former Justice Department officials urged the Court to hear an appeal […]

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is facing felony securities fraud charges. The allegations – that Paxton solicited clients for a […]

Employees at Intel stand to gain up to $4,000 for suggesting job candidates who are female, minorities, or veterans. The […]

Last week the Supreme Court was asked to settle the issue of whether authorities must under the Fourth Amendment obtain […]

Too little sleep seems to be an equal opportunity malady, and some executives are hiring personal sleep consultants.

The plunge in law school attendees has led to good news for recent grads: 87 percent of last year’s class […]

An IT technician for a Silicon Valley law firm who used his access to confidential information to make lucrative stock […]

Widespread employee use of Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and other social media has drawn the attention of both the NLRB and […]

A post from Benesch notes that Gartner analysts predict that starting in 2018 there could be $100 billion per year […]

The slogan “the customer is always right” was popularized by London department store pioneer Harry Selfridge. Does it apply to […]