This Terre Haute Lawyer Is Exploding the Canons of Judicial Campaign Ethics

Same Sex Marriage Advocates Vow to Fight On, Despite a Summer of Rulings Against Their Cause

Businesses, Corporate Counsel Are Wary About Selective Waiver Proposal

The High Court’s New Term Is Light on Load, But the Subjects Are Still Spicy

Next Big Issue: Can an Invention Be Denied a Patent ‘Just Because It’s Stupid’?

New Laws and Med-Mal Damage Caps Devastate Plaintiff and Defense Firms Alike

Jurors With an Agenda Can Batter Justice, and Experts Fear There Are More Than We Suspect

Despite New Faces on the Supreme Court, Term’s Ending Is Familiar

In a Case About New Evidence, High Court Looks to the Future of Innocence Claims

The Supreme Court’s eBay Decision Sets Back Pesky ‘Patent Trolls’ or American Innovation, Depending Upon Which Side You’re On