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In what is arguably the other big #MeToo trial, former PBS talk show host Tavis Smiley acknowledges having consensual sex […]

According to a report ordered as a result of a lawsuit, federal law enforcement in Seattle sought an average of […]

A five year old class action alleging that AT&T used deceptive and unfair trade practices by marketing its mobile service […]

Harvard Law professor Adrian Vermuele sent out a tweet (first mistake) that included an ad for a Summit on Principled […]

The Supreme Court justices and their clerks examine thousands of certiorari petitions annually, then grant about 70 of those petitions […]

Oracle VP Ken Glueck has posted a statement questioning the motives of Microsoft, IBM, and the CCIA industry group, all […]

A five year old class action alleging that AT&T used deceptive and unfair trade practices by marketing its mobile service […]

According to figures from the UK’s academic year 2018, the percentage of students who passed the Legal Practice Course among […]

Etienne Uzac, a former co-owner of IBT Media and Newsweek, and William Anderson, the former CEO of Christian Media Corporation […]

Two fitness tech companies, FitBit and Jawbone, went head to head over the past decade. Jawbone debuted its fitness bracelet […]