The EEOC’s "informal information gathering" as a result of the March letters has seemingly come to a close, according to recent DOJ filings.

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Once one of the nation's most recognizable trial attorneys, Spence achieved fame in 1979 with a $10.5 million verdict against ...

Attorneys must be alert to both work product components and how they work together, albeit diffidently, to protect against ...

Texas is one of a handful of states nationwide that require attorneys to disclose their use of artificial intelligence in court filings. And some attorneys are being required to take continuing legal ...

Litigator Randall S. Watts joined Marshall Dennehey’s Roseland office as a shareholder in the firm’s professional liability ...

While many legal tech companies made announcements before or at the start of ILTACON 2025, there was still a host of news ...

If a judge enters a final judgment in a given case declaring an executive order unconstitutional, the administration may not ...

In contrast to DOGE, New Jersey's Office of Innovation personnel are identified on its web site, which also describes its ...

The most insightful quotes from a week of panels, keynotes, interviews and meetings at National Harbor in Maryland.

Defense counsel said they only need two questions to convince jurors to beat back a multimillion-dollar claim.

The award of legal and appraiser fees in eminent domain cases is not mandatory, but instead is left to the discretion of the ...