Departing Lawyer Accuses Former Firm of Discrimination
Stories of metaphorical bridge burnings are rare in the legal industry, not only because the industry is tight knit, but…
Stories of metaphorical bridge burnings are rare in the legal industry, not only because the industry is tight knit, but…
About a month and a half ago, when I was in Colorado, I did a One Word Wednesday inspired by…
On Thursday, the New York Court of Appeals dealt with the matter of burden of proof in cases of severe…
Ramineh Behbehanian, 50, a woman living in northern California was arrested on Monday night from her home in San Jose…
Fox News reported several officials at the State Department and the Central Intelligence Agency have obtained attorneys or are in…
According to The Huffington Post, there are senators in several states who voted in early April 2013 to not increase…
Thomson Reuters reported U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff challenged a fraud statute the United States government applied against Bank of…
The ABA is setting some policies that will possibly change the structure of most law schools; they have a 14…
With a case like Dzokhar Tsarnaev, the surviving brother of the two who set off bombs at the end of…
Do votes count at all in the United States? Can the public vote for what defines their institutions, or can…
Gay culture could be viewed as a map with explored and unexplored territory. The first people to admit they were…
Delaware law firm Potter Anderson & Corroon LLP announced today the addition of three highly regarded attorneys as firm partners.…