A New Report Examines How Judges’ Corporate Backgrounds Could Skew Fair Outcomes for Consumers Research shows that fewer than 7% of business court judges

A New Report Examines How Judges’ Corporate Backgrounds Could Skew Fair Outcomes for Consumers Research shows that fewer than 7% of business court judges

States are rushing to establish new judicial venues to resolve business disputes. But the way they’re being built suggests they’ll be very cozy with corporate power.

Public interest attorneys with backgrounds representing the people rather than the powerful are significantly underrepresented among Connecticut judges.

A congressional showdown over the Iran War could provide conservative justices their long-awaited chance to let presidents launch wars without any limits or authorization.

Brett Kavanaugh called the prospect of refunding Trump’s tariffs a “mess.” But he and his colleagues are the ones who created it.

For almost a century, the U.S. Supreme Court has been incredibly solicitous of executive power in foreign affairs.

Ethical rules prescribe a clear path forward for the government attorneys being asked to violate the Constitution on a daily basis.

As Trump continues his assault on democracy, Ali Velshi evokes calls to action from patriots that span America's history.

A cascade of controversies sparked by the Epstein files is putting the commercial legal profession under intense scrutiny. The question is no longer whether firms bend the rules but where moral judgem...

In several states, GOP lawmakers are pushing proposals to route high-stakes cases to judges who are friends of the conservative movement.

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Federal judges have plenty of tools at their disposal for punishing ICE’s lawlessness—if they feel like using them.

Silicon Valley-founded Cooley LLP is putting off hiring half of its incoming class for 2028, calling the pause a win for frazzled law students as well as the firm itself.

But you don’t need to be a lawyer to know they're full of it.

A Court that does not share a common factual world with the people it governs is untethered from democratic reality.

A Court that does not share a common factual world with the people it governs is untethered from democratic reality.

At least 10 states have handed over their full voter files to the Justice Department.

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When it comes to state supreme courts, Republican politicians have been happy to add (or subtract) justices as they see fit.

Republicans in the Utah Legislature are at war with the state Supreme Court over a constitutional ban on gerrymandering.

The MEGA Act represents one of the most catastrophic proposals for democracy in the United States.

Brownstein, Akin, Holland & Knight, Squire and Hogan Lovells in 2025 all surpassed their prior annual lobbying revenues, according to LDA filings.

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