National Law Journal | Commentary
By Elizabeth Davis, Joseph Facciponti and Brian Walsh | September 27, 2018
More than $45 million in recent awards should remind businesses to proactively look within and implement effective whistleblower programs to protect themselves from potential enforcement actions.
By Jenna Greene | September 25, 2018
Troutman Sanders lawyer Ryan Strasser says the 4-carat diamond ring was a conditional gift that must be returned if the marriage failed to occur.
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Gerald Kogan | September 20, 2018
'Jones v. Oklahoma' presents a key chance for the U.S. Supreme Court to address racism in the criminal justice system and in application of Oklahoma's death penalty.
By Karen Sloan | September 20, 2018
Some academic types just can't avoid controversy, whether through a misguided Halloween costume, racially charged language in the classroom, or a pattern of throwing bombs that shake up students and fellow faculty members.
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Lisa A. Tucker | September 19, 2018
If Kavanaugh had sexually assaulted a young woman when he was in high school, as is alleged, he would have had difficulty being admitted to the bar, much less sitting on the highest court in the land.
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Jonathan Rauchway and James Henderson | September 11, 2018
When confronted with a significant lawsuit, every company, no matter the size or industry, must make a careful assessment of the risks involved in taking the case to trial.
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Sheldon Goldman | September 6, 2018
A more nuanced view of the totality of the court's work is necessary, especially when assessing a term where there were indeed polarizing rulings.
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Erwin Chemerinsky | August 27, 2018
Democratic senators should focus on areas where Kavanaugh already has spoken publicly and expressed troubling views.
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Louis Fisher | August 20, 2018
Chief Justice William Rehnquist spoke clearly in Herrera v. Collins: “It is an unalterable fact that our judicial system, like the human beings who administer it, is fallible.”
By James H. Dolan | August 10, 2018
Lawyers would do well to grasp the process of splitting, because law practice is based on it. It is so thoroughly ingrained in the legal mindset that it becomes habitual, and is applied to all problems, not just those in legal work.
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