Reed Smith counsel Mark Goldstein wasn't sure he could both be a lawyer and have mental health disabilities. But he learned how to survive and thrive in Big Law.

Three Yale University students have sued the institution claiming widespread sexual misconduct at fraternities. They claim the misconduct goes back many years.

The House Judiciary Committee has added Barry Berke and former Obama White House ethics lawyer Norman Eisen as consultants.

Southwestern Law School graduate and former Jones Day associate Rachel Gezerseh discusses how law students can take the job search into their own hands and find the right career fit.

P&G, Bristol-Myers Squibb and Abbott Labs have highest rate of female participation among big U.S. companies, PTO study indicates.

Conservative and liberal critics, forming an unusual alliance, have widely assailed the Supreme Court's order allowing an Alabama inmate's execution to go forward.

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The move marks the second lateral hire by Latham in London so far this year.

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Seven Silicon Valley companies and eight firms are joining forces for a 2019 summer internship program for law students from underrepresented backgrounds. Students will split a 10-week internship between a legal department and a firm.

The judge said Hardwick—convicted of embezzling from his firm—should face consequences for his "egregious behavior" and "actual theft of funds from client accounts."

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In a letter addressed to the top members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Rao expressed regret over the “insensitivity demonstrated in a column she wrote in college.

“Just because you don't have to submit a mandatory declaration doesn't mean you don't have CFIUS issues, said Kenneth J. Nunnenkamp, an international trade and national security partner at Morgan Lewis' Washington, D.C., office.

The appeals panel's opinion laid out a series of lies and fabrications—stipulated to by both the lawyer and the grievance committee—that painted a portrait of mounting falsehoods.

New survey from DLA Piper shows that authorities in the European Union logged more than 59,000 reports of personal data breaches since the General Data Protection Regulation took effect about eight months ago. But the lawyers behind the report say many EU countries are still digging out from beneath a backlog of breach reports, which likely means more enforcement actions and fines on the horizon.

The firm says formally pairing mentors and protégés can minimize the impact of unconscious bias.

New York Attorney General Letitia James, a Democrat, is pushing back against allegations by attorneys for President Donald Trump that “antipathy and animus toward the Republican president is the motivation behind the AG's lawsuit regarding Trump's charitable organization.

The lobbying boom, mainly involving trade associations, comes as the alcohol industry considers whether the booming legalized marijuana business represents a competitor or corollary.

Bar authorities claim a former lawyer at Chicago's Loevy & Loevy lied about having stomach cancer and then lied about having a son who suffered from the same disease.