NFTs have been all the rage in the world. So what exactly are NFTs, and how do they reconcile with the basic tenets of intellectual property law?

"We think it's extremely unfair and unlawful, what they're doing. Contracts should be honored," said plaintiffs attorney Peter Muhic.

"Giving back to the community is a cornerstone of our firm culture. We expect attorneys at the firm to be honest, active and good members of the community."

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Reports of anxiety and depression rose notably in this year's ALM 2021 Mental Health and Substance Abuse Survey as lawyers and staff feel isolated and overworked.

See the data from ALM's Mental Health and Substance Abuse Survey.

New measures are intended to help German authorities address a third wave of the coronavirus, which the nation has been struggling to contain.

The lawsuit claims VW's joke artificially increased the price of its securities.

"If this [diversity effort] was a mission that he had a personal belief in and strongly wanted to see through," then this consulting agreement is a way to do it, according to employment lawyer Thy Bui.

Despite—or, perhaps more accurately, because of—its rocky start, 2020 ended up being a banner year for Big Law financials. The pandemic forced law firms to cut costs in a major way, but there was a lot more than that behind firms' soaring profits.

With vaccines expected to be widely available, here's what corporate lawyers are talking about.

President Joe Biden's nominees are changing the face of the judiciary.

The Senate—maybe—can come together for Senator Hirono's IDEA Act.

Litigation partners share their thoughts on where the future of Essex Court Chambers is heading following a flurry of exits due to Chinese sanctions.

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With vaccines rolling out, lawyers will soon get back to traveling for work, but firms and clients will think differently about when to make a trip.

The pandemic appears to be tempering public disdain toward two of the plaintiffs bar's most frequent targets: the health care and pharmaceutical industries. Now it's anyone's guess whether and how that might impact jury verdicts going forward, but there's no shortage of theories.

Law firms have been inching their way toward a new normal since the Covid vaccine became a when, rather than an if.

The leader of Uber's legal, compliance and ethics, and security functions will be speaking in a keynote session titled, "Preserving Corporate Purpose During a Crisis."

Welcome to Law.com's Cannabis Briefing: Higher Law. This week we're looking at the latest moves in a high-profile cannabis TCPA case a conditionally certified class action tied to marijuana work Foley Hoag's work on a CBD company purchase