Former Law Clerks for William Rehnquist Recall What They Learned and How He Touched Their Lives

Rehnquist Proved an Astute Advocate of the Courts, But Some Wonder Whether His Successor Should Cut Back

The Legal System Will Play a Key Role in Planning the Response to a Possible Onslaught of the Virus

Illinois’ Med-Mal Law Makes Insurers Put Up the Numbers on How They Set Rates

High Court’s Lineup May Be an Early Test for the First New Justice in 11 Years

Streamlined Immigration Cases Are Flooding Federal Appeals Courts

Dioceses Faced With Sex-Abuse Scandal Now Confront Issues in Bankruptcy Court

Serbia Has to Show It’s Serious About Judicial Independence to Gain Entry into the European Union

The ‘Least Dangerous Branch’ Is Becoming the Most Vilified Branch. A High-Profile Panel Debates Whether the Criticism Threatens Judicial Independence.

Some Decisions Are All the Rage–Literally