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Last year the Supreme Court issued a major Second Amendment decision striking down New York’s century-old handgun licensing statute. States across the country face years of litigation against gun rights absolutists over the bounds of permissible firearms regulation.

/PRNewswire/ -- Steven W. Quattlebaum was installed as National President of the American Board of Trial Advocates at the organizations annual National Board...

The Supreme Court might end an infuriatingly unjust practice in criminal sentencing.

/PRNewswire/ -- Thousands of women and family members whose talc-related legal cases against health care giant Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) have been on hold...

The cooperation clause in medical malpractice insurance contracts can protect the interests of the insurance carrier. Still, it can also be used to the advantage of physicians by disclosing information when aware of an incident, securing original medical records, and creating a paper trail of how the carrier responds to the report.

WASHINGTON — After eight days and 16 witnesses, testimony ended Friday in the U.S. Capitol riot case of Richard “Bigo” Barnett.

John Doe v. Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB)...

A civil liberties group is taking the board to court for penalizing an unidentified auditor.

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Suffering from ovarian cancer, Weston attorney Linda Kaner sued Johnson & Johnson over the talc in its baby powder due to the presence of cancer-causing asbestos, as have tens of thousands of others. Now, Kaner writes, the corporation has put a halt to the lawsuits by manipulating bankruptcy laws.