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The family and friends of a young boy who died after suffering from a rare form of cancer are collecting donations for Young Lives vs Cancer.

Last month, for the first time, a federal court found that a long-standing law banning gun possession by unauthorized immigrants violates the Second Amendment. As similar challenges play out around the country, the legal and political backdrop of the case has caught the attention of legal scholars, who see in the right to be armed a fundamental question about noncitizens’ belonging in the nation and their ability to exercise other constitutional rights.

For the 10th year in a row, Law360 is pleased to announce our list of the 400 largest U.S. firms by headcount.

A Great Yarmouth arts project is looking for more submissions as the Minster gets set to host its inaugural Christmas Angel Festival.

Only a handful of states executed people in 2023 as more Americans think the death penalty is carried out unfairly than fairly for the first time, according to a year-end report released Friday by the Death Penalty Information Center.

Check out the Law360 Pulse Leaderboard to see which first-in-class firms made the list this year.

Great Yarmouth Minster will be filled with Christmas angels for an inaugural festival at the church.

Check out our Prestige Leaders ranking, analysis and interactive graphics to see which firms stand out for their financial performance, attractiveness to attorneys and law students, ability to secure accolades, and positive legal news media representation.

Law360 Pulse looks at the pay of the best-compensated legal chiefs at S&P 500 companies. Find out who’s making and paying the most, which sectors are the most profitable, and which law firms and law schools have the most alums in these high-profile posts.

Before she departed New York’s parole board out of frustration with the system in 2018, Carol Shapiro voted to release Jose Saldana after almost 40 years in prison for attempted murder. Since then, the pair have become good friends as they've united in working to reform New York’s approach to parole.