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Gilead Sciences is trying to haul the U.S. before its own Patent Trial and Appeal Board.

A federal appeals court has ruled that Kim Davis, a Kentucky county clerk who denied marriage licenses to a same-sex couple because she believed their relationship was immoral, could be held individually liable for her refusal.

Law professors, Big Law lawyers, plaintiffs-side trial lawyers and others weigh in on a proposal to cut "corporate" lawyers from Democratic presidential hopefuls' lists of potential nominees to the bench.

CEO and Chairman Andrew Smulian retook the reins after his designated successor, David Spector, stepped down after nine months.

Peter Bragdon, GC at outdoor retail giant Columbia Sportswear, speaks with Corporate Counsel about the detrimental effects of President Donald Trump's controversial tariff policies and Bragdon's unique role in shaping the public discussion around the issue.

With Sloan on the stand, prosecutors reviewed emails revealing the trepidation felt by some within Skadden as the firm weighed the prospect of working for the Russia-aligned government of Ukraine.

Mulhern will oversee the legal department for the Common Commonwealth Bank of Australia, which has international branches in Asia, Europe, New Zealand and North America.

The tumor was first detected after a routine blood test in early July. Last year, the 86-year-old justice underwent surgery for lung cancer.

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Attorney Patrick Strawbridge said subpoenas of records from Deutsche Bank and Capital One were the "broadest possible subpoenas ever served that target a sitting president."

Here are some exercises lawyers need for optimum joint and muscle health.

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Lest you think football is just for brutish lunkheads, history shows us that quite a few NFL players turned to the law for alternative careers.

Test your civics knowledge with the following questions, taken right from the U.S. naturalization exam. All have multiple choice answers. The answer key appears at the end of this test. Good luck—and no peeking!

Houston lawyer Michelle Acosta says a fellow lawyer got a little too friendly, . What she said about the incident was one of the top quotes in the

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The partner-led team joined the firm just four years ago as part of a merger.

"We are satisfied that Qualcomm has shown, at minimum, the presence of serious questions on the merits of the district court's determination that Qualcomm has an antitrust duty to license its [standard essential patents] to rival chip suppliers," wrote the court.

Judge Jane Kelly said in her dissent: "Nothing stops a business owner from using today's decision to justify new forms of discrimination tomorrow."

The Jane Doe plaintiff alleged that when she was 16, someone sex trafficked her through the Facebook platform. Her lawsuit alleged that Facebook knows it has a sex trafficking problem but has done nothing to protect children on the platform. Facebook denies the allegations.