Arcadia University has announced the launch of its fully online Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration, a flexible and ...

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A media attorney with expertise in Ohio's sunshine laws claims CSU trustees improperly discussed the Ideastream radio station ...

Antitrust theory portrays data privacy as a factor, like quality, that improves with competition. This Essay argues that view, though not inaccurate, is incomplete. It offers a new account of how data ...

Applications to business and law schools are increasing among Gen Z, but financing their higher education has become more ...

A recent federal court decision highlights the power of online terms and conditions, and how “choice-of-law” clauses can dramatically influence privacy litigation. In Crowell v. Audible, a Seattle ...

As the legal industry continues to evolve, boutique law firms are emerging as serious contenders to traditional “Big Law” firms—offering clients greater flexibility, personal attention, and better ...

Kirkland & Ellis has a new growth engine that’s a throwback to the firm’s roots. Kirkland added nearly 300 lawyers to its ...

The next generation of unicorns will be those that treat law as infrastructure from day one to build faster, safer and more ...

Opinion: In an era of shrinking budgets and rising complexity, smart general counsel should rethink how they engage legal ...

I was lucky to be able to renew my license online. Hundreds of thousands of people who are eligible to do the same each year choose not to.

A Marine veteran’s anti-Indian immigration post reignites U.S. debates on migration, echoing Canada’s crisis and exposing rising online hostility toward Indian professionals in tech and trucking.