More Judges Are Keeping Juries Anonymous, but Others Are Worrying About Accountability

Partners and Associates Are at Odds Over Opposing Approaches to Work, Play and the Practice of Law

Flush With Casino Cash, American Indians Are Laying the Creative Legal Groundwork for New Ventures

Ideas Float about Changing Law School and Bar Exams, But Few Show That They Have Sticking Power

The Concerns of Corporate America Are Front and Center at the Supreme Court

Other Countries Don’t Embrace Sarbanes or America’s Reverence of Whistle-Blowers

Playing to a serial killer’s ego helped crack the case

Recording Industry Keeps Fighting Illegal File Sharing With Even More Lawsuits

Forget Fishing–These Senior Lawyers Stay Alert and Happy by Staying Committed to Their Practices

The Supreme Court Is Poised to Review the Insanity Defense, an Issue That Has Confounded Courts, Psychiatrists and Lawyers