In an unexpected twist of career and culinary ambition, Isaac Stein, a 31-year-old attorney with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in Washington, D.C., has taken advantage of the ongoing U.S.

A Columbia University–affiliated watchdog organization has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government, demanding access to ...

In a bold legal maneuver that could have significant implications for the federal justice system, New York Attorney General ...

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In-house legal teams across corporate America are scrambling to interpret and implement the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) new Data Security Program rule, which limits how certain types of U.S. data ...

In a significant courtroom victory, communications giant Viasat Inc. has successfully defended itself against a patent infringement lawsuit brought by SanDisk LLC, a subsidiary of memory storage ...

At a time when many of the world’s largest law firms are embracing multi-tiered partnership structures, Ropes & Gray LLP is charting its own course. The Boston-based powerhouse — consistently ranked ...

Rankings, a detailed study examining which law schools offer the best financial and career outcomes for graduates. This comprehensive report, based on data from the Class of 2024, highlights which ...

The political upheaval in Washington is fueling unprecedented growth for BigLaw lobbying practices. Amid rapid policy shifts, legislative uncertainty, and an unpredictable regulatory environment, the ...