Empirical SCOTUS is a recurring series by Adam Feldman that looks at Supreme Court data, primarily in the form of opinions ...

The American Bar Association has altered a longstanding scholarship program aimed at boosting law student diversity by ...

There was a time when the world could sit down and write new rules. The decades after 1945 saw an extraordinary wave of treaties: the Geneva Conventions, the Law of the Sea, the Nuclear ...

The experience of federal workers can serve as a reminder to review our own readiness for future financial disruption.

Learning the Ropes,” retired Justice David B. Saxe recounts his early years on New York’s Civil Court in the 1980s, ...

As deportation roundups and sometimes violent protests continue throughout U.S. cities, those threatening federal agents and ...

Oklahoma's new law requires hospitals to post all prices online, aiming to increase healthcare transparency. Learn how this affects patients, hospitals, and what Governor Stitt says about it.

Before turning the page on National Women's Small Business Month 2025, Editor Jeff D'Alessio convened a panel of 31 local ...

The judge labeled the woman as “Team Mom” and said she had “daddy issues,” according to a judicial commission’s report.

Melissa Morton, a barrister from South Yorkshire, has opened up on how she overcame a university lecturer's cruel remarks ...