Allens and Ashurst partners reject allegations they gave KPMG cover for misconduct, as Australian senators question the narrow scope of their legal reviews and the firms’ handling of the audit scandal ...

Recent court rulings question whether co-ops can recover attorneys’ fees from shareholders if the lease provisions allow fee ...

The new attorney-built tool is intended to be the first in a suite of new software built and acquired by the firm with ...

Kimberly-Clark has promoted longtime in-house attorney Suzana Blades to senior vice president and general counsel, elevating a litigation and government affairs leader to the company's top legal post ...

In an interview, the judge who reshaped patent litigation discusses the rise and recalibration of the Waco Division, the future of the Western District of Texas after his retirement and the litigation ...

Yoon & Yang, Arnold & Porter and Bae, Kim & Lee make multiple additions, with firms also hiring across Singapore, Japan and China. HFW has appointed Peter Glover as a partner. His joining marks a ...

Past and present appellate and superior court judges outline seven steps lawyers can take to best position themselves for judicial appointments.

Join business-of-law editors Dan Packel, Sarah Tincher-Numbers, David Gialanella and Christine Simmons for this weekly briefing, where the team digs into the emerging and persistent competitive ...

Eli Lilly has filed six lawsuits, including five in Texas, against companies it says are illegally selling unapproved versions of its experimental weight-loss drug retatrutide amid growing concern ...

As electric car manufacturers are coping with sluggish sales, some are facing a variety of litigation. Things have been getting ugly for the electric car industry since the elimination of federal tax ...

The agreement would resolve federal civil rights claims brought by Vernon Horn, whose murder conviction was vacated in 2018 after newly uncovered evidence undermined the prosecution's case. A ...

"Without diminishing any concern arising from these occurrences, the court finds them, singly and collectively, to be too isolated and episodic to support a plausible inference that any ...