Personal Injury | Analysis

Defense Attorneys Wary of RFK Jr.'s Potential Impact on Litigation Landscape

By Aleeza Furman

Two months into Kennedy's leadership of HHS, attorneys say they are still waiting to see where the new secretary might... Read More

Law Firm Profitability | Analysis

Rich? Some Athletes Get Rich—These Law Firms Are Getting 'Super Rich'

By Jon Campisi

The list features a total of 41 Super Rich firms, compared with 38 a year ago. Read More

Personal Injury

Florida Jury Returns $92.3M Verdict: How a Skeleton Influenced Jurors

By Lisa Willis

On more than one occasion, attorneys said the defense attempted to highlight the plaintiff's sexual orientation, but... Read More

Labor Law | Expert Opinion

Florida Workforce to Increasingly Rely on Child Labor in Light of Immigrant Labor Reduction

By Joshua Higgins

Presently making its way through Florida's Senate is Bill 918, which is aimed at loosening the state's child labor laws... Read More

Litigation | News

'Largest Lanham Act Award in History?' Ninth Circuit Affirms $311M Judgment for Monster in Energy Drink Wars

By Kat Black

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit on Tuesday upheld a $311 million damages award and permanent injunction... Read More

Diversity | News

Big Law Firms Quietly Update Diversity Language, as Deadline Passes to Disclose Data

By Habiba Cullen-Jafar and Abigail Adcox

At least seven law firms that received EEOC letters have made changes to their webpages on DEI commitments, apparently... Read More