Statements made by Missouri Rep. Todd Akin last week ignited a firestorm of public comment in connection with of one of the mo...

A review of Crawford discussing the latest developments on the confrontation of witnesses.

Trial and appellate courts throughout California continue to struggle with the scope and breadth of the U.S. Supreme Court's d...

Employers should tread softly when implementing criminal background check policies and procedures. ...

Are you aware that for every dollar the federal government now spends, it borrows 43 cents? No company could possibly maintain...

The D.C. Bar is leading the charge as to whether eDiscovery vendors are practicing law. ...

Prevailing on a copyright infringement claim based on similarities between reality shows may very well be impossible. ...

Generally speaking, a claim of substance abuse is not greeted with much sympathy by our tax laws. ...

There is absolutely no basis for believing that John Roberts' vote to uphold the individual mandate was anything other than hi...

With only a limited amount of time, attorneys will be forced to jettison time-wasting practices and focus on proper deposition...

A court ruled legislation purporting to address challenges faced by individuals seeking to recover stolen works of art., is pr...

In the wake of Concepcion, there is an increasing need to review old agreements and policies contained in employee hand...

The parallels between Justice Roberts' vote to uphold a minimum wage law and Chief Justice John Roberts' vote to uphold the in...

Insurers often assert that the relief requested constitutes "disgorgement" or "restitution" not covered by their policies. The...

To be conscious of our choices makes it possible for judges and lawyers to win deserved medals of recognition with the public....

The cast is lucky to avoid judicial review, since Section 2855(a) only voids the term of services agreements "beyond seven yea...

The closer rule making respects this basic, underlying structure, the greater the related event's integrity. ...

There appears to be a misconception that the more sophistication that is used in the commission of crime, the less likely that...

As all lawyers know, when witnesses are called to testify they must swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but t...

I am becoming convinced that you cannot truly learn to listen, until you have felt the power of what listening has done for you.

It is the collateral damage, in this instance, which is inexcusable. ...

The decision in Williams and the cases leading up to it vividly illustrate the clash -- and, curiously, the overlap -- ...

The Government Accountability Office just issued a report that demonstrated that children with disabilities are enrolled in ch...

With the government strained and labor unions squeezed, plaintiff lawyers are really the only avenue available for employees.

Responding to the Editor's Note from the Labor and Employment supplement. By Ellen Lake ...

The publishing industry in May received a harsh lesson in the unpredictability of copyright law's fair use doctrine in an acad...

How much impact should defendants' finances have on punitive damage awards? ...

The decision is a win for employers, but does not close the door on potential meal and rest break claims. ...

Duran will likely provide guidance on the proper way to construct a viable trial plan for class action and PAGA claims.

The plurality seems to place importance on trivial issues--like whether a lab report is signed and notarized. By Erwin Chemeri...