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What's next for Qualcomm after Judge Lucy Koh rained down 233 pages of antitrust pain on the telecommunications equipment company?

Scott N. Johnson, owner of Disabled Access Prevents Injury Inc., has filed thousands of lawsuits alleging violations of state and federal disability and civil rights laws.

The German company said it suspended its relationship with the public relations company FleischmanHilliard after news broke of its potentially illegal data collection on behalf of Monsanto.

From subpoenas on accountants and financial institutions, to spending on the border wall and power of the purse, Pelosi's hand-picked general counsel is pursuing legal battles on many fronts

Three families have become the face of opioid addiction in Connecticut.

Pending legislation would hike licensing fees next year, but not as high as the state bar wanted.

The move comes in response to incidents involving drones and fears about the safety risk they pose.

A whistleblower sent a tip to the SEC within 120 days of reporting internally, which sparked the company to self report. This is the "first time a claimant is being awarded under this provision of the whistleblower rules," according to the agency.

The Craft Brew Alliance has also agreed to pay up to $10 each to consumers who lack proof of purchase to settle claims that they misled consumers about the brewing location of its Hawaii-themed suds. The company, however, has retained the option to terminate the settlement if there are more than 1 million claims.

The estate of Harold Arlen, the composer of "Over the Rainbow" and other classic songs, has dropped a house on the biggest tech companies in the form of a lawsuit over unauthorized recordings.

The average annual salary of corporate counsel in all positions across all industries increased 4.4% from 2017 to 2018, according to the latest In-House Counsel Compensation Report from legal recruitment firm BarkerGilmore.

The "billion-dollar global litigation behemoth" failed to take the basic step of conferring with plaintiffs' counsel before asking a judge to unmask their identities, the plaintiffs say.

The U.S. Supreme Court just crashed the copyright world's latest dance party — stepping on the toes of a soiree of copyright infringement lawsuits against videogame developer Epic Games, the creator of Fortnite.          

Georgetown Law's Supreme Court Institute has become an almost essential go-to destination for the Supreme Court bar.

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Two oil and gas companies clashed in federal court in Texas over whether a contract between them was obtained through alleged bribery, revealed through “Operation Car Wash, a massive public corruption investigation in Brazil.

HBR Consulting released a survey last week showing that the use of analytics within corporate law departments is on the rise, with many looking to venture deeper with the technology than they ever have before.

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Law school rankings (or any rankings, really) are sure to draw scorn. In one of the week's most memorable quotes, a cop says the U.S News & World

David Sanford, who has brought gender bias cases against major firms on behalf of women partners, talks about leveling the playing field in Big Law and the changes necessary to make it happen.