"Because the underlying function served by KCP's specific alleged act was judicial in nature, and because KCP did not act in absence of jurisdiction, KCP is entitled to quasi-judicial immunity as to ...

In People v. Hannah T., a court reduced a 25-year sentence to 5 years, despite her waiver, citing her severe childhood trauma. This challenges long-standing limits on overturning plea agreements and ...

The firm's hotly anticipated results come 15 months after the merger of Allen & Overy and Shearman & Sterling and place it fourth in the world by revenue.

Just days before an ethics hearing is set to begin, the jurist admitted to failing to "fairly, promptly, and efficiently dispose" of cases before him. However, he did not admit that his conduct ...

Attitudes toward addiction and mental health issues are preventing needed but unpopular services from being delivered.

Alan Feigenbaum discusses how the doctrine of constructive emancipation imposes one of the steepest evidentiary burdens in divorce litigation, as shown in a recent New York case where a father failed ...

U.S. District Court Judge Richard Berman of the Southern District of New York wrote that the Justice Department failed to ...

District Judge Timothy Kelly said Shira Perlmutter “cannot rely on alleged harms to the Library or Copyright Office because ...

California's Legislature is poised to approve three bills on Thursday that will ask voters to approve redrawn congressional ...

Drawing on practical experience and lessons learned from recent assignments, legal professionals can learn where AI creates ...

I’m wondering if we have made the mistake in leaving out the ‘intentional’ part,” Presiding Judge Brian Rickman asked ...

The City’s bare argument that plaintiffs’ Monell claims fail simply because plaintiffs’ state-created danger claim fails, ...