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First Trial For Lawyers v. Law Schools

A spate of law graduates have filed suit in recent years, claiming their alma maters overstated employment data. Now the […]

In a survey of 464 young female lawyers in Florida, 43 percent reported that they had experienced gender bias in […]

Twitter’s court battle against the Justice Department is heating up, with the government seeking to keep the social media network […]

The concept is simple but the details aren’t, and the implementation takes more work than many are willing to acknowledge. […]

A Texas family whose dog was accidentally euthanized at a shelter was first told they were not eligible for “loss-of-companionship” […]

Some options are becoming institutionalized, by law and by way of voluntary arrangements through providers, but it’s piecemeal. What’s at […]

A Facebook vice president was taken into custody in Brazil after the company failed to hand over information from its […]

The takedown of parts of the Ukrainian power grid in December was highly effective and highly sophisticated. The modus operandi was to…

Two New Jersey legislators claim that Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher regularly billed the state in excess of a 10-hour-a-day limit […]

Marking the latest act of violence against members of the legal community, Chinese Judge Ma Caiyun was shot and killed […]