La-Z-Boy may have a point. Bids in an attempted auction last year of a motorized recliner whose occupant was arrested and eventually convicted for driving while intoxicated topped the $40,000…
Yale Law School still holds the No. 1 spot in the new U.S. News & World Report rankings this year, followed by Harvard Law School, Stanford Law School,…
Updated: There may have been a leak of the much-watched annual U.S. News & World Report law school rankings expected to be officially released within hours.
A 28-year-old Florida man who asked to be charged with a shoplifting felony so that he would be unable to attend law school, according to a police report, has apparently…
A deposition that has made headlines in Connecticut–especially after counsel for the deponent, secretary of state and would-be Democratic attorney general candidate Susan Bysiewicz, briefly sought a protective order to…
John Grisham spent a decade in small-town law practice before his success as a best-selling writer of legal thrillers made it possible for him to stop working as an attorney.
The author of the New York Personal Injury Law Blog has waited until April 1 to announce that he has been hired as the official White House law blogger.
As ABA Journal staffers arrived at work today, they could not help but notice that a television pilot was in production at a riverfront cafe outside their Chicago office building.
An Ohio judge who has been linked to an anonymous post on a local newspaper’s web page about a serial murder defendant in a case she is overseeing should recuse…
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