The latest letter from Senators Richard Blumenthal, Adam Schiff and Congressman Jamie Raskin marks their fourth attempt to ...

Ex-Kirkland partners Kent Hayden, Brendan Ryan and Zac Ciullo this week launched Hayden Ryan & Ciullo in Chicago, calling it a bid to deliver years of strategic counsel experience, developed at the ...

David Saxe reflects on his early years as a judge and how guidance from Justice Stanley Sklarhelped define his approach to writing, judging and precedent.

Akerman e-discovery services chair Elan Hersh discusses the perils of miscommunication in complex litigation and how counsel ...

The U.S. Justice Department struggled to convince the justices that plea bargained waivers of appeal should be enforceable even in cases where the judge sentenced a defendant for a sexist, racist or ...

"In the years leading to the Petition Date, the Debtors’ ability to obtain financing and capital from investors has been ...

The decision represents a victory for New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, who has been an ardent supporter of the congestion pricing ...

Pay for Broadcom legal chief Mark Brazeal fell 1.2% in 2025. But fret not—he still earned nearly $29 million. The Palo Alto, California-based maker of semiconductors and IT infrastructure disclosed ...

Thoughts on effective courtroom advocacy from three San Francisco federal jurists—District Judge Rita Lin, Senior District Judge Susan Illston and Magistrate Judge Joseph Spero.

U.S. District Judge Franklin U. Valderrama for the Northern District of Illinois cleared the bulk of a consumer class action ...

Eric A. Buckley discusses of how attorneys can draft prenuptial agreements that withstand legal challenges by emphasizing strategic drafting to encourage judicial enforcement.

Christopher Riano analyzes how ‘Pung v. Isabella County’ tests the constitutional limits of tax foreclosure under the Fifth Amendment’s Takings Clause and the Eighth Amendment’s Excessive Fines Clause ...