Warren era comes to life in cases on student signs and standing to sue

Battle over legal aid funds spills over to attorney client confidentiality

Lawsuits claim fake luxury goods are showing up at chain stores

Prosecutors say it’s a sex crime. Polygamist leader Warren Jeffs says it’s counseling his flock.

ATLA changes its moniker and hones its tactics to battle tort reformers

After a loss in South Dakota, many in the anti-abortion movement reassess their legal strategy

U.S. Supreme Court addresses fairness of four sentencing hearings

More states make child molestation a capital crime—and face likely challenges

Legal sparring is under way over living-wage laws that are aimed at major retailers

After taking huge blows from the 9/11 attacks and Hurricane Katrina, the insurance industry is now pushing for more federal control