As is common each year, the allegations made most frequently were related to the merits of a decision or ruling (with 1,603 allegations), up 400 from 2024. Litigants accounted for 79% of complainants, ...

On Friday, Buckley Bala Wilson Mew, a boutique founded by late Atlanta civil rights litigation icon Edward Buckley, was sued for an unpaid loan.

The firm’s gross revenue totaled $939.1 million, and firm chair David Dekker said Pillsbury is on track to surpass $1 billion in revenue next year.

The mass torts attorney is known for high-profile cases—and some high-dollar verdicts.

In New York, certain types of judicial misconduct appear to recur. It includes alcohol-related offenses, failure to cooperate with probes, delays in performing duties, late or inaccurate financial ...

Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft added a pair of financial restructuring partners from Glenn Agre and Akin in New York and London, while Hogan Lovells hired an M&A partner from Ropes & Gray in Boston.

The heads of U.S. companies are required to promptly disclose their stock sales to the public, but the executives of foreign ...

A former New York University business school professor may testify as a damages expert for the plaintiffs as the U.S. Department of Justice's antitrust case against defendants Live Nation and ...

Brande Smith spent 15 years in-house with the University of Florida, a period that saw the university's administration move rightward politically.

CFTC chairman Michael S. Selig appoints veteran prosecutor David I. Miller as enforcement chief as the agency deepens its ...

"I’m grateful that they didn’t recommend removal like special counsel argued," said Scott K. Tozian, partner at Tozian, Smith Daniel & Davis and attorney for the judge.

A source with knowledge confirmed to Law.com that a filing from the government to withdraw the appeal may happen as soon as Monday.