Litigation

Gay Law Prof Claims Discrimination Over Women-Only Movie Screenings

Stephen Clark, law professor at Albany Law School, decided to sue over a women-only screening of “Wonder Woman” after seeing […]

At Bill Cosby’s trial, which begins this week, no cameras will be allowed and reporters tempted to tweet during the […]

The Trump administration has filed a petition with the Supreme Court, asking it to reinstate the executive order that put […]

ABC News will take to a South Dakota courtroom to defend a series of stories it ran detailing Beef Products, […]

The case of a Hawaiian coffee grower who will be deported to Mexico has led an appeals court judge to […]

Moises Bernal snapped his fingers, loudly, multiple times, to indicate he approved of a Chicago judge’s choice not to dismiss […]

In what may be one of the most protracted lawsuits in the history of American law, the District of Columbia […]

Some have assumed that the doctrine of inevitable disclosure was put to rest by the passage of the Defend Trade […]

An employment case filed in the Northern District of Illinois has opened a “new employment frontier,” says a post from […]

Two men, including a defense attorney, have been arraigned after allegedly trying to bribe a rape victim into not testifying, […]