The American Bar Associaton plans to urge jurisdictions to cancel in-person bar exams during the COVID-19 pandemic and work on developing alternative...
New Jersey court officials plan to resume in-person jury trials by September, saying “waiting is not an option” for litigators in an...
With COVID-19 casting a harsh light on the outdated, entrenched ways of how legal services are delivered, it was clear as day...
“You’re killing an innocent man,” said Daniel Lewis Lee-shortly before he was pronounced dead at 8:07 a.m. Tuesday, in the first federal...
A South Florida attorney turned a lot of heads recently when he went to a federal courthouse wearing a full, disposable hazmat...
A former sanitation worker from Maryland who used to clean dumpsters and haul trash to make ends meet is pursuing his dream...
The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed law firm mergers to a record low in the second quarter as the sector struggles with economic...
A Harvard Law student is suing the university for failing to lower tuition prices and fees despite classes being moved to remote...
There is a hung jury among recent law graduates regarding the swift move to pass/fail grades at most law campuses amid the...
While better than half of law firms still intend to offer a summer associate program this year, almost two-thirds will reduce the...
An aspiring law student’s admission to Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law in Dallas was rescinded Wednesday because of racially offensive...
A Stanford Law professor is under fire for using racial slur in a class while quoting from the historical source material to...
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