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Washington, D.C. Partner and Chair of Lewis Brisbois' SEC Enforcement & Litigation Practice Paul W. Kisslinger recently joined "The World and Everything In It" podcast...

A court hearing was held today in New York for British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, who listened on the phone during the 20 minute appeal hearing.

Horror, Inc. v. Miller underscores the copyright conflict between creators and their employers. In this case, the Second Circuit determined that Victor Miller was an independent contractor...

In a legal saga reminiscent of a gripping courtroom drama, a Hawaii federal judge has delivered a thunderous blow by sending a high-stakes lawsuit back to the state court. The lawsuit, stemming from a devastating wildfire that claimed over a hundred lives, pits a family against Maui County, energy giants, and telecommunication titans. Here's the

When will we realize that the real racism belongs to liberals who see every Black American as a liberal mannequin, denying their uniqueness, integrity and individuality? When will we realize the disservice to Black Americans and all Americans in denying the humanity of Black Americans who are conservative?

President Joe Biden stirred up controversy during the last presidential campaign, when, in an interview with a Black radio host, he said, “If you have a problem figuring out if

The Dartmouth Men’s Basketball Team voted 13-2 in favor of being represented by SEIU Local 560. Dartmouth now has until March 12 to file objections to the election...

On February 21, 2024, the Supreme Court heard oral argument in Warner Chappell Music, Inc. v. Nealy, a case focusing on the availability of damages for copyright infringement.

Evan Greenbergs Chubb Ltd. secured Donald Trumps $91.6M appeal bond amid a landmark defamation case victory by E. Jean Carroll.

The former president invokes the ancient ‘rule of lenity’ to fend off charges that he mishandled America’s secrets.