The Supreme Court of Georgia could soon clarify whether the high court can discipline a judge who resigns, and if so, with ...

The decision reflects a broader issue increasingly confronting courts: how should traditional service-of-process rules apply ...

State Farm was hit with what is believed to be the first lawsuit—following a May 4 enforcement action by the California ...

Steven Saal examines the U.S. Supreme Court’s oral arguments in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, where the justices grapple ...

The FTC continues to focus significant resources on noncompetes, even after dropping its proposed nationwide ban on ...

Thomson Reuters and Sterne Kessler co-developed the Patent Claim Eligibility Analyzer in a first-of-its-kind collaboration ...

The article discusses how lawyers might try to influence judges through media coverage, intentionally or not. Judges often ...

The tech-forward firm, founded by Slaughter and May alum James Sutton, will become Carta Law, a new offering available ...

The pair are the second couple of lateral hires to be announced to join what was previously known as Eversheds Sutherland ...

Spanish powerhouses continued to dominate the revenue rankings in 2025—but international challengers are climbing up the ...

Swedish PE-backed law group AGRD has made its first acquisition outside Sweden, bringing Icelandic firm BBA//Fjeldco into the ...

Neal Seth and Mary Sylvia join Woods Rogers from Wiley Rein to open a new Tysons office, in addition to solo practitioner ...