Publicity rights lawyers are finding there’s plenty of value in a growing practice

A clash between prosecutors and forensic scientists in Minnesota bares a long-standing ethical dispute

‘Helicopter parents’ are landing big in child care cases

WTO complaint could end the ‘Great Firewall’ Internet ban

The private and public lives of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

A 3L comes to understand the ‘general republic’

The Supreme Court may tell families with autistic children whether they can sue vaccine makers

Al Snyder’s son died a Marine, but his funeral has become a First Amendment issue

More college coaches aren’t letting their dismissals become the last goal

Legislators punish law school clinics for suing community businesses