As law firms continue to “optimize,” the news this weekend is of Pillsbury Winthrop laying off 35 staffers. Rick Donaldson, chief operating...
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck has announced it is adding new members to its team. It has expanded its intellectual property team by...
There is something primordially alarming about the shape of a snake: we instinctually tense when we see one. Seeing one in a...
Pennsylvania taxpayers will pay a private law firm about $400 an hour to defend a 1996 state law that prevents gay and...
Mel Gibson came upto a DUI checkpoint on the Pacific Coast Highway and had a tiff with local law enforcement. The famous...
A recent graduate of the University of Missouri-St. Louis has brought a lawsuit against the national organization that handles law school admission,...
The Justice Department has agreed to declassify portions of its Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court opinions. Specifically, as of Tuesday, they will make...
JPMorgan isn’t the first bank to get out of the student loan business: they follow U.S. Bancorp’s decision last year to leave...
In the increasingly unstitched world of George Zimmerman, who, though recently acquitted of second-degree murder of teenager Trayvon Martin, still lives in...
With Skadden’s sole partner in Vienna, Austria, leaving for Austrian law firm CMS Reich-Rohrwig Hainz, Skadden is closing its Vienna office. Skadden...
