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Speculation about the future of Dodd-Frank must consider two realities: In the Senate, the Republicans do not have a filibuste...

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Despite the increasing number of worldwide patent filings, foreign patent prosecution decisions are often made based upon a de...

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A federal district court in Texas recently enjoined the implementation of the Department of Labor minimum salary guideline for...

On Tuesday, President-elect Donald Trump tweeted out the following: "Nobody should be allowed to burn the American flag -- if ...

On its surface, a recent 9th Circuit decision is a sleeper. Court observers may wonder why the judges chose to publish their o...

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Let others worry about the impact of a new justice on issues of race, marriage or bathroom access, I'd like to focus your atte...

There has been much speculation about how the Securities and Exchange Commission might operate differently during the Trump ad...

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Long before Donald Trump blew past rivals in the Republican Primary and then took an unexpected path to victory in the general...

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In an event almost as rare as the "supermoon" earlier this month, a federal judge recently sanctioned a government agency -- t...

San Diego County Judge Tilisha Martin wins praise for addressing defendants personally.

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LA County Judge Ann Park soothes the nerves of both defendants and victims in her courtroom.

The president of the People's Republic of China recently promulgated the Cyber Security Law, which will go into effect June 1,...

Picture this: Employee is underpaid $15 due to an error. Employee is terminated. Several months later, Employee reappears in t...

Or are they simply a modified hourly billing structure disguised as some sort of cost-savings mechanism? By Thomas Suh ...