After tobacco pact, Florida ices private lawyer fees in state cases

Law firms (slowly) respond to egalitarian trends in office design

The Passed-Over Partner

Efforts mount to loosen the chains on a prisoner litigation statute

Damaging words cost pastor his pulpit but land him big bucks

Why lawyers are being asked to lead some of the nation’s largest corporations

Judges have slammed federal prosecutors for going overboard. Now the Justice Department is stepping in—to police itself.

‘Tracker’ Joel Hardin claims he can tell the story of a crime from a footprint. But defense lawyers say he’s stepping outside the bounds of evidence.

The last justice of the ‘greatest generation,’ gentlemanly John Paul Stevens says farewell