What do Cadwalader, Alston & Bird, Kirkland, Paul Weiss, Freshfields and most of Big Law have in common? They’re not putting ...

Bloomberg Law announced the availability of its latest report, State of Practice: Forging Ahead, which provides continuing insight into the dynamic legal landscape. The survey of over 750 legal ...

From parents wanting the best possible education for their children to next-generation tech-savvy professionals striving to ...

Rakesh Kumar was playing with his daughter at a park in northern India one evening in September when two smartly dressed ...

The new concentration comes as UM is in an AI battle storm, especially as residents feud over the university’s planned OpenAI ...

Tennessee is looking at non-lawyer ownership of law firms, a possibility that would create rare access to the profession for investors and corporations.

A surge in COVID emergency funding has allowed district leaders add more dual credit classes and practical training for today ...

Changes or deletions of specific elements of earlier laws are part of the normal evolution that one sees in all countries, but it leaves redundant clauses and wording that can accidentally be read as ...

Patricia S. Abril, the interim dean of University of Miami’s School of Law, says a new optional application question asking ...

Pakistan is now led by a lifetime Field Marshal who wields more power than any elected official, making Mirza's lecture about India’s ‘militarised polity’ an exercise in delusion ...

Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the Coalition should give the private sector the investment certainty it craves by backing the ...

A pair of metro Detroit attorneys' secret plot to split from business partners led to lawsuits flying in one of the largest — and ugliest — Michigan law firm breakups in recent history. It happened ...