A Texas defense lawyer who in September was slapped with a contempt of court order with the threat of jail time because he used profanity in court, has struck a…
Since being appointed to the state-court bench in 1995, a Southern California judge has presided over numerous high-profile cases and served in a series of leading administrative roles.
A New York judge has wiped out $525,000 in mortgage debt for a couple, saying the bank misled him about the amount at stake and refused to work with the…
The couple that crashed a state dinner at the White House had an elaborate wedding with a well-known guest speaker: U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony M. Kennedy.
Chief Judge Paul Michel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has no plans to join a corporation or a law firm when he retires next May.
Corrected: Aggravated by a critical New York Times article this week about a major client, the vice chairman of Washington, D.C.’s Cassidy & Associates lobbying firm struck back via social…
Online applications for federal clerkships jumped by 66 percent this year, spurred by an increase in applicants and the number of clerkships for which they applied.
U.S. District Judge Gregory Frizzell has endured 25 days of testimony in Oklahama’s pollution case against the poultry industry, but it’s the blizzard of paperwork that is really fraying his…
After a delay of more than five months, the U.S. Senate today has confirmed a controversial judge nominated to the federal appellate bench by President Barack Obama.
A federal public defender, thwarted in an earlier effort to enroll his same-sex spouse in his employer’s health coverage plan, has won a ruling requiring his employer to pay him…