Major trial lawyer firms divert taxpayer money to left-wing causes using public contracts they negotiate with state attorneys general offices.

Two major U.S. law firms are opening offices in Saudi Arabia following a change last year in the country's rules governing foreign lawyers practicing there.

Lawyers for Ryan Corbett, an American held by the Taliban for nearly two years without charge, on Thursday sought UN help to secure his immediate release, ...

One of the attorneys who departed the Milwaukee City Attorney's Office ... In a statement, Goyke said she "brings incredible experience in municipal and real estate law" and "oversaw some of the most ...

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Fiona Dalziel and Karina McLuskie, a former Associate and Partner respectively at Tompkins Wake, have formed a partnership in a new firm McLuskie Dalziel ...

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Lowenthal & Abrams, P.C., a respected law firm based in Erie and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is extending its legal services to individuals facing delayed cancer diagnosis cases. With a focus on medical ...

were in Taliban custody and that anyone who visited Afghanistan must abide by its laws. "There is no ambiguity here: Ryan's life is in danger," his wife, Anna Corbett, was quoted as saying in a ...

Former President Donald Trump has been the focus of several legal stories across the country over the past day as he is also the center of two separate court proceedings. The former president is ...

Lawyers are strongly opposing the Government's plan to bring back a revised version of the controversial three-strikes law. The Government says the law will punish offenders who continue to harm ...

The families of three men who died while waiting on liver transplants are seeking a restraining order to prevent the surgeon from destroying evidence.