John D. Zaremba used his inaugural address to outline anticipated battles over corporate liability, arbitration and access to New York courts as he took the helm of the statewide plaintiffs' bar ...
David McManus has announced his global leadership team, retaining Tony Licata as firm COO and appointing Christina Melendi, ...
For decades, church officials in the Dioceses of Fall River, Springfield and Worcester knew about the sexual abuse of ...
A bid to organize roughly 190,000 workers in New York's consumer-directed home care program is already drawing opposition, ...
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Observers expect Fox to be a steadying hand in the turmoil surrounding the Attorney General's Office, based on her ...
In an internal email seen by Law.com, Taylor Wessing outlined how to handle media “leakage protocol” about an 'SH' merger.
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court held that a worker injured during a mandatory 15-minute break while retrieving food remained within the course of employment because the break was too brief to ...
This commentary explores whether a clear contractual agreement to mediate prior to filing a lawsuit or arbitration is binding ...
The court has agreed to hear the Trump administration's appeal of a lower court ruling against its mandatory detention policy ...
Texas Lawyer is recognizing Trey Cox of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher as winner of the Texas Legal Innovator award. Read a Q&A with ...
As Grossman Yaffa Cohen marks its 38th anniversary, Andrew B. Yaffa reflects on building his entire legal career at the firm, ...
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