Gaining admission to the U.S. Supreme Court turned out to be much more than an excuse to get together with old law school frie...
Civil and criminal settlements can have long-lasting effects on a client's occupational license. ...
An interview with Stanford law professor Richard Thompson Ford, author of The Race Card: How Bluffing About Bias Makes Race Re...
Working at a law firm is a lot like living through a Simpsons episode. The trick is to figure out who the characters are. ...
John Kamm makes olympic efforts for Chinese prisoners. ...
Last year, as part of a sting operation dubbed "Tarnished Eagle," the feds arrested a retired Army officer and ten Hmong exile...
After the Riegel v. Medronic medical-devices decision, litigators are on hold while the U.S. Supreme Court considers a ...
Thinking of having an intern work at your office for free? Be careful, you just might be hiring an employee who has a host of ...
Chief Justice Ronald M. George's majority opinion in the same-sex marriage case gives a new dimension to California's constitu...
No matter how big or small the case, courtroom graphics-- everything from interactive Flash time lines to 3-D animations-- can...
Some law firms earn high ranks on LGBT issues in the Corporate Equality Index. ...
Our annual survey on attorneys at the state's largest law firms compares the numbers--on size, equity and nonequity partners, ...
When I accepted the position of executive director of the San Francisco Taxi Commission, I didn't take into account that my pr...
The goal of making partner has lost some of its luster as lawyers join contract-services outfits or gravitate to firms where t...
Three new books argue that open borders serve the national interest.
A roundtable with Rothschild; Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher; and Jackson Lewis.
Leslie Starr Heimov weathers the homeschooling storm. ...
A Stanford litigation clinic scores big at the Supreme Court. ...
In 1977 I competed in an 800-meter race before a crowd of 20,000 people in Stockholm, Sweden. Twenty years later, I founded th...
Business booms for lawyers helping companies avoid--or get out of--trouble overseas, thanks to increased prosecutions under th...