A defendant may not be compelled to waive the 2019 legislatively-mandated hearings, even after negotiating lenient plea deals ...

Two co-lead plaintiffs’ counsel in the Roundup multidistrict litigation filed an injunction motion earlier this month before ...

The group from Bradley Arant follows a 12-lawyer insurance recovery group that joined in multiple offices earlier this month.

"One thing I think that general counsels are probably realizing, and I've been doing this for nearly 20 years, is that those ...

New legal technology startups, hybrid law firms and “AI-native” law firms are sprouting up to challenge the legal industry’s ...

The Court of Appeals resolved a tort dispute between a rental car company and a renter by removing New York from the ...

"Great to see Barry Law School come around and provide its students with an opportunity to engage with and exchange diverse ...

Attorneys who work remotely from states where they are not barred are unlikely to face regulatory enforcement, but they may ...

The firm expects to accommodate a growing number of attorneys in its new 140 Broadway office, even as it shrinks its ...

U.S. District Judge George B. Daniels for the Southern District of New York wasn’t sure how the First Amendment applied to a ...

The decision in Atlas Data Privacy v. Sterling Data signals to civil litigators that a constitutional defense won't always ...

Lateral moves across Singapore, South Korea and India see firms expanding financial lines, arbitration and corporate ...