Entrepreneurial legal ventures known as “New Law” offer novel business models and better work-life balance than BigLaw, according to a new report that lists more than 50 of them.
Corporate legal departments are more likely to open phishing emails than most other corporate departments, according to a study of data breaches by Verizon.
A Labrador named Bear helped find a thumb drive in the home of Jared Fogle, playing a key role in child porn charges against the former Subway pitchman.
The abundance of electronically stored documents is spurring a committee of the U.S. Judicial Conference to propose abolishing the “ancient documents” rule.
The rule—803(16) of the Federal Rules of Evidence—allows…
A bankruptcy trustee claims a Missouri law firm paid bonuses to its shareholders and employees before a $10.5 million malpractice judgment that led the law firm’s closure in December 2014.
In an era in which fingerprint technology has become a slow and sometimes inaccurate method of identifying suspects, police are moving to facial recognition software.
A lawsuit by an Atlanta law firm claims a former partner violated a deal to settle prior litigation over his departure when he failed to pay $200,000 after an adverse…
A “doggedly unrepentant” lawyer who billed her wrongful death clients for watching reality crime TV shows has been suspended for a year from law practice.
The field of operations management is focused on creating efficient and effective business operations. It recognizes that there are trade-offs that must be made between efficiency and service level (or…