About a dozen Am Law 200 firms, including at least eight Am Law 100 firms, have signed on to the brief as well.

Decisions pending in deceptive-marketing suits against nicotine products could soon forge a path for related litigation.

In addition to his legal practice, Ratish has contributed to legal education as an adjunct professor, teaching Media Law and ...

The question now is how other firms can adapt without compromising their principles—and whether there is space to carve out a ...

Gwinnett County State Court jurors returned a $15.5 million verdict to the estate of a patient who became quadriplegic after ...

John Vecchione, senior litigation counsel at the New Civil Liberties Alliance, said the organization's suit is the first ...

The Executive Order leaves open room for the President, on advice from his cabinet and advisors, to impose additional tariffs ...

The underlying suit brought in Hidalgo County claimed the bus company was aware "passengers were being regularly kidnapped ...

More than 500 law firms have signed on to an amicus brief filed Friday in support of Perkins Coie’s challenge to President ...

In February, Judge Bibas ruled that ROSS had infringed on 2,2243 of Thomson Reuters’ Westlaw headnotes when training its ...

Though civil servants would generally be eligible for unemployment benefits, the way the so-called Department of Government ...

Signed by both former federal and state court judges, including those from local supreme courts, the brief advocates for the ...