President Donald Trump’s new press secretary lists on her LinkedIn profile that she is a 2011 graduate of the Pepperdine ...

Lowenstein Sandler has announced a new paid parental leave policy for employees whose newborns require extended stays in the ...

Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, known across BigLaw for its "work from anywhere" policy, is now focusing on bringing its ...

Law students often assume that politics decide who wins a judicial clerkship, but judges say otherwise, according to a new study based on interviews with 194 federal and state judges.

A “little experiment” involving a stapler and a handgun in court has led to a censure for a judge in the New York City Criminal Court.

The last few weeks have brought some pretty scary headlines when it comes to AI. OpenAI admitted to hacking into government databases in Australia, and that several of its AI agents went rogue and ...

More than half of lawyers responding to an Illinois survey on mental health report having stress, excessive workloads and feeling unappreciated, along with problem gambling and substance abuse.

An appellate court in Tennessee has reversed a voluntary manslaughter conviction for a man who shot and killed a Black ...

The estate of a late dog owner in Georgia who lost a $5.6 million personal injury lawsuit to a woman seriously hurt when she ...

It's been more than four years since Abeera Ziayi fled Afghanistan, leaving behind her family, her life and her career. As a ...

Grand Canyon University in Arizona has picked James L. Williams as its founding dean for its newly established law school.

A Florida trial judge has been suspended for 30 days and fined $10,000 for campaign messaging relying on a deepfake ...