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As the Aug. 30 effective date approaches, the new regulations already are having a significant effect on consumer product supp...

The road to success for in-house counsel is not about how to survive this corporate jungle, but rather, how to make your mark.

The one-sentence biography accompanying the piece states that Kozinski “retired” from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth ...

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Much of the commentary ignores the fact that the unions had no power to take workers’ wages without state statutes authorizing...

In its October 2017 term, the U.S. Supreme Court considered the amount of deference U.S. courts should give to foreign governm...

Under the leadership of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, this years takedown focused on medical professionals seen as having co...

The massive Equifax data breach has brought new attention to the challenges companies face in securing consumers’ personal inf...

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Almost six years following the release of the series “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee,” Jerry Seinfeld is facing a lawsuit fi...

An appellate decision makes it clear that insurers intending to limit coverage to ongoing operations must use clear and unambi...

In his new book “Varina,” Charles Frazier continues to be one of the great poetic chroniclers of the Upper South.

Above all, Justice Kennedy’s decency and wisdom will perpetuate so long as the United States continues to be decent and wise.

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As was correctly observed at the beginning of this term by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, “there’s only one prediction that’s en...

With his concurring opinion in NIFLA v. Becerra, the high court's swing voter is leaving with roar, not a whimper.

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A recent ruling shows that “critical” vendors can be key to a Chapter 11 reorganization.

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What has always been a constant for me is a principle on which I was raised: always act with integrity.

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On Monday, an appellate court threw out a challenge to the state’s mandatory immunization requirements for school children.

The Supreme Court's decision in the case was bad for women's right to choose, but Justice Kennedy's retirement may be worse.

I could not help thinking of Thomas Cromwell as I read the religion cases that have marked the Roberts Supreme Court.