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Silhouettes of people walking down the street, their shadows shown behind them

The Family Behind the ‘Quiet Quitting’ Lawsuit is No Stranger to Controversy

The law firm which recently filed a lawsuit against an employee for 'quiet quitting' was countersued for racial discrimination, the latest in a long history of litigation against the firm's leaders.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
AI robot lawyers are here—and they aren't going away.

Artificial Intelligence Is on the Case in the Legal Profession

Robot lawyers are here—and they aren't going away.
By Harmon Leon
Omarosa Manigault.

Omarosa Seeks Legal Counsel Ahead of Possible Mueller Sit Down

The source also revealed that Omarosa recorded conversations between White House staffers.
By Davis Richardson
O.J. Simpson defense attorney Alan Dershowitz (standing) pictured during the famous murder trial.

Alan Dershowitz to Sell Art Collection, Ken Griffin Pays $500M for Pollock—and More

By Alanna Martinez

Relationship Advice from Divorce Lawyers That Could Save Your Marriage

By Abby Ellin
An aircraft takes off from New York's John F. Kennedy Airport (TREVOR COLLENS/AFP/Getty Images).

Why I Gave Up the Law—and New York

By Adam Markel

Youthful Exuberance

By The Editors
Dr. Jim Spears speaks with Sarah Ittner, a New York-based actor who does not have health coverage, at the Actors Fund's Al Hirschfeld Free Health Clinic on March 23, 2011 in New York City. Wednesday marks the one year anniversary of President Obama's healthcare law known as the Affordable Care Act. The debate over the bill, which aims to bring affordable healthcare to all Americans, has been emotional as Republican activists have tried to get it repealed. The Al Hirschfeld Free Health Clinic supplies those in the entertainment industry without health coverage with access to doctors and specialists. The clinic has been serving the entertainment community since 2003. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Tort Reform Hasn’t Worked

By Steve Cohen
"Did you guyz find stuff on Twitter" (Wikipedia)

Attorneys Now Officially Allowed to Cyber-Stalk Jurors' Social Media Accounts

By Jordyn Taylor

Heads Up, Instagrammers: It’s Actually Prohibited in New York (and Many Other States) to Share a Photo of Your Marked Ballot

By Jessica Roy
(Photo: Inquisitr)

Your Traitor Facebook Friends Can Now Legally Show Your Profile to the Police

By Jessica Roy

Nice Try, FunnyJunk: Indiegogo Says the Oatmeal’s Fundraiser is A-Okay

By Kelly Faircloth

Highlights: Matt Lauer Gets the Pimp Hand of Manhattan’s Soccer Mom Madam on <em>Today</em>

By Foster Kamer

Is Drake Lying About Owning a Manhattan Lawyer’s Stolen Watch?

By Foster Kamer

The Annotated Gawker Legal Threat: What Fox News Lawyers Fired Off at Their ‘Mole’ Problem

By Foster Kamer

Raj Rajaratnam’s Star Prosecutor, Jonathan Streeter: Fence-Jumping Sellout!

By Foster Kamer

Crowell & Moring, Power Law Firm, Being Sued By Regal Real Estate For Stealing $5.5M

By Foster Kamer

NYC Lawyer Accused of Stealing $5.1M and Jetting Off to Hong Kong Currently Being Extradited, Needs a Good Lawyer

By Foster Kamer

The Top Lawyers in New York Commercial Real Estate Right Now

By Guelda Voien

A Verdict on the Recovery

By Tom Acitelli

Raj-podge Trading Scheme No Mosaic Method

By Emily Witt

Rude Discovery: End of an Era for Recession-Racked Big Law

By Laura Kusisto

Sex-Crazed Brunei Prince ‘Stripped’ of $21 Million As Lawyers Prevail in Case

By Nate Freeman

What the Hell Is Wrong With The Wall Street Journal?

By Mike Taylor
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