Judiciary Says 67 Judges Getting ‘Enhanced Online Security Screening’ Due to Cases

The U.S. Judicial Conference said it has “significant concerns” about securing federal courthouses, noting the judiciary’s... Read More

Litigation | News

Phila. Jury Hits Work Injury Consultant With $4.5M Verdict Over Drill Operator's Foot Amputation

By Aleeza Furman

The plaintiff told jurors that the defendant purported to provide medical care, but was actively dissuading injured... Read More

Litigation | News

Fight Over Fudge: Defense Attorneys Earn $150K in Fees for Fraudulent Trademark Claims

By Riley Brennan

The court determined the defense fees and costs were warranted because the plaintiffs submitted the claims "when they... Read More

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

Just 2 Pa.-Rooted Firms in Am Law 100 Outpaced the Broader List on Revenue, Profits

By Amanda O'Brien

All 11 Am Law 100 firms that trace their origins to the Keystone State grew their top and bottom lines in 2024. But... Read More

Law Firm Profitability | Analysis

In Lead-Up to Merger, Troutman Pepper and Locke Lord Both Grow PEP by Double Digits

By Amanda O'Brien and Brenda Sapino Jeffreys

“It was not an ordinary year where we were doing the ordinary business of the firm we were also doing a significant... Read More