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Civil depositions usually include periodic breaks to stretch, refill drinks, use the restroom, or eat lunch.1 During these breaks, the witness and her counsel often want to discuss...

DIMAPUR — A one-day workshop to equip police personnel with knowledge that can help them efficiently perform their duty and ensure betterment protection of

“Beware. Expect Surprises. Expensive Ones”.

ISBA proposal to change ethics rule would violate free speech- As if its advocacy in the General Assembly for every proposal of the plaintiffs’ bar was not enough to dissuade civil defense lawyers that the Illinois State Bar Association is not aligned with their interests, the ISBA has now made a proposal to the...

Have you heard of social inflation? Learn about the trend and why it matters for businesses, consumers, and the rule of law. The term “social inflation” speaks to a trend of dramatic...

The promise of artificial intelligence technologies captured the imagination of the legal community in a big way in 2023. None more so than “generative artificial intelligence,” which...

Blink and you would have missed it, but Shad Tuten’s fateful decision to move his ball mere inches excruciatingly cost him his dreams of a spot on the PGA Tour on Sunday.

Probably to his regret, the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart is best remembered for his famous nondefinition of obscenity: “I know it when I see it,” in Jacobellis v. Ohio, 378 U.S. 184 (1964).

Redacted legal documents can create a host of issues when not handled properly during document review. Here are some common redaction mistakes – and tips on how to avoid them.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit reversed an Eastern District court ruling striking down a Pennsylvania Rule of Professional Conduct prohibiting knowing...