Litigation

Facebook Says It Has Stopped Discriminatory “Ethnic Affinity” Ads

Facebook advertising, which generated about $18 billion last year, uses targeting algorithms that hone in with uncanny precision on users’ […]

Overseas privacy laws have become a big risk factor for corporate counsel at multinational companies, according to a post from […]

An Ohio lawyer who has been permanently disbarred was sentenced to 12 years in prison for putting women in trances, […]

Lawyers should not use “web bugs” to track the location and email habits of opposing counsel, both the Alaska Bar […]

California Democrats wasted little time in positioning the state as a counter to many of President-elect Donald Trump’s campaign promises, […]

On average, black men are given prison sentences 20 percent longer than those imposed upon white men committing similar crimes. […]

“We stand on the cusp of great change,” Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) told a gathering of conservative lawyers at the […]

A three-judge Pennsylvania Superior Court panel upheld a nearly $45,000 fine against insurance defense attorney Nancy Raynor for intimidating a […]

Despite vowing on the campaign trail to fight, President-elect Donald Trump reached a $25 million settlement and put to rest […]

Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) this week became the ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, joining Chairman Charles E. Grassley […]