Many biotech stocks fell after a federal judge’s ruling Monday striking down patents for genes linked to breast and ovarian cancer, even as some observers said the long-term impact could…
A federal judge in Manhattan this week sentenced a former Arnold & Porter partner to three years of probation in a tax shelter case, citing the personal and professional damage…
A Long Island lawyer who killed himself by jumping off the roof of his office building last week is now under investigation in an alleged $11 million Ponzi scheme.
A lawsuit filed by a top genetics research laboratory claims one of its patent applications was denied because a partner at Ropes & Gray lifted language from a patent obtained…
A federal judge in Manhattan has rejected a settlement that would have paid rescue and cleanup workers at the destroyed World Trade Center up to $657.5 million using money from…
An associate who claimed in a lawsuit that he suffered a breakdown partly because of “abusive conduct” by a partner at Sedgwick Detert Moran & Arnold included “scandalous” and irrelevant…
Corrected: A Harvard Law School graduate accused of setting fire to a Sept. 11 chapel was so drunk he barely remembers being at the site on Halloween morning, his defense…
Although the economy seems to be improving, that may not be much comfort to law students who earned their degrees in 2009 in the midst of a global financial crisis…
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