Hiring in the legal sector outpaced hiring across the broader U.S. economy in September, according to seasonally adjusted ...

On the same day that the Chicago Cubs were eliminated from the postseason, the team notched a win of a different sort. Law.com reported last week that U.S. District Judge Sharon Johnson Coleman of the ...

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito said in excerpts of an interview released Friday he “thought about” retiring at the ...

After a Utah lawyer reportedly gave a disgruntled client their login and password to the state’s e-filing system with instructions that she only look at her own ...

After technical issues scrapped the inaugural administration of the NextGen Uniform Bar Exam in Washington in July, the National Conference of Bar Examiners says it will start staggering times at ...

The University of California at Los Angeles School of Law is the latest to face scrutiny by the U.S. Department of Justice, which <a href= ...

While groundbreaking at the time, some BigLaw partners now command dramatically higher pay packages, says Prescott, the ...

Ohio is cracking down on third-party litigation funding by banning investments from international funders, a move that could ...

The Arizona Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday that a lower court judge improperly allowed at a sentencing hearing an ...

Amid the proliferation of cases involving artificial intelligence-generated hallucinations, more judges are expressing ...

The music publisher for the late R&B and soul singer Bill Withers is suing several record companies and others, claiming that ...

The use of artificial intelligence has continued to grow in the legal industry over the past year, according to a new report ...