Legal Trends

Large law firms (at the time defined as four or more lawyers) emerged in the late 19th century to serve...

Federal Rules of Evidence 702 governs the admissibility of expert evidence. It’s intended to safeguard the expert testimony presented to...

During a physician’s career, they are likely to experience a medical malpractice lawsuit. In 2022, the American Medical Association reported...

While in government, I once conducted an Equal Employment Opportunity Training (EEO) on Preventing Harassment and Discrimination in the workplace....

For most businesses and industries, staying ahead of the curb and competitors largely relies on adopting novel solutions and taking...

The recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions in Students for Fair Admission, Inc. v. President and Fellows of Harvard College (Harvard)...

Jawboning is not a word in most people’s vocabulary, even those who are highly educated. The word looks menacing and...

Longtime NFL coach and current Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores is in the midst of a contentious lawsuit against...

You may have heard of food deserts, but have you heard of legal deserts? With a food desert, there is...

The Third Circuit recently rejected Johnson & Johnson’s attempt to shed its talc mass tort liability into bankruptcy through the...