After changing criminal law, tests are ready for workers’ comp, toxic tort cases

Two lawyer-experts duke it out over the greatest quandary of the new century

You have a pretty good idea when enough is enough. But how can you limit the fallout when you give a client the boot?

As states eye workplace bullying bills, employment lawyers see flood of lawsuits

As Dubai takes its place among the world’s financial centers, law firms follow

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Despite big talk, federal efforts against adult obscenity online have withered

We asked who they’d rather work with—men or women. The answers were surprising

As primaries begin, voters, state officials and lawyers brace for more and more lawsuits

Government employees fear high court case undermines retaliation protections