A recent lawsuit alleging a gang rape took place at a Cornell University off-campus fraternity house has raised concerns ...

As AI use becomes more common in legal departments, it also could be changing how much in-house lawyers rely on outside ...

Personal information for 1.3 million people was stolen late last month through a cyberattack on Arizona’s court system, ...

An Alaska attorney who prosecutors said was connected to a deadly drug trafficking ring was sentenced Tuesday to 20 years in federal prison on a felony drug charge.

Kirkland & Ellis has decided to stop sharing its financial information with the American Lawyer and other publications that ...

The National Conference of Bar Examiners is using proctored remote testing to test-drive potential questions for upcoming administrations of the NextGen Uniform Bar Examination, including some ...

What allegedly happened to Jane Doe at a fraternity party at Cornell University nearly two years ago has captivated the nation. In this complex and still-evolving case, the ABA Journal asked legal ...

The two U.S. senators from Delaware submitted a formal ethics complaint against a federal appellate judge Friday, asking for a review of the judge’s work running a Washington, D.C., public affairs ...

A Los Angeles lawyer appears to have had enough of male opposing counsels telling her that they’ve never seen anything like her advocacy actions in their entire careers.

A Los Angeles judge defended himself Wednesday at a hearing before the California Commission on Judicial Performance, which is weighing allegations that he made inappropriate comments about women and ...

Judge Pauline Newman of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has long argued that the investigation into her ...

New York City filed a lawsuit in federal court late Sunday alleging that a personal injury law firm used false accident ...