Former military lawyers recount their fight to define justice for enemy combatants

It’s hard to shock them in Las Vegas, but a former law clerk is managing to do just that

Hurricane Katrina washed out Louisiana’s justice system. Now it may be on the verge of moving into the 21st century.

While hailed by many lawyers, the practice can come back to haunt them

It rewards inefficiency. It makes clients suspicious. And it may be unethical.

Courts struggle with honest-services charges in bribery cases

Schools across the country are teaching less about the law and more about lawyering

Coroners eye Ohio suit demanding they tell families about removal of body parts

The 3rd Circuit tackles settlements that leave clients wanting, insurers burning