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Defense attorneys suggest that a lifestyle of high-rolling friends and international travel belie claims of harm from the videos.

"I think it will take courageous people on both sides who care about the health and welfare of the country and who will say, 'Enough of this dysfunction,'" Ginsburg said.

David A. Greene, the former head of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority in Los Angeles, replaces Brian A. Stern, who will be leaving the company at the end of the year.

Eric Lertzman, a deputy city attorney with the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office since 2005, killed himself and his wife and son Wednesday, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.

Indonesia is Asia's fifth-largest economy and it's growing steadily.

The ABA's got a first-ever marijuana conference coming up, and here's what to expect. Plus, Sacramento's US attorney talks with us about marijuana enforcement. Scroll down for our headline roundup, and a calendar of events. Thanks for reading!

Margrethe Vestager was nominated for a second five-year term and given an expanded role overseeing EU digital policy. That may not be good news for Big Tech.

Dan Haley joins Sprinklr as its annual revenue has grown to more than $300 million and as it prepares for an initial public offering. The company's clients are some of the world's biggest brands, including Amazon, McDonald's, Microsoft and Nike.

Firms are using bonuses and a viable partnership path to lure in-demand associates.

A federal appeals panel said Thursday a U.S. magistrate judge, and not federal prosecutors, should look at email files seized from a law firm in an obstruction investigation.

"It is critically important to be aware of one's internal brand—within the firm, and external brand—outside the firm."

The use of new technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), mobile and cloud by vendors add to the question: Where is my data, and how can I protect it when it is in someone else's hands? In the hustle and bustle of daily business, third parties often become the overlooked or unwitting accomplice in criminal activities.

Capital One's novel antitrust theory against behemoth IP holding company Intellectual Ventures ended without so much as a ruling on the merits this week.

While it's unclear which attorneys will handle questioning, eyes are turning toward Norm Eisen and Barry Berke.

The 2013 grad, now a disability rights attorney and advocate in San Francisco, has penned a memoir about her experiences.

The FDA adds firepower to lawsuits alleging Juul falsely marketed its e-cigarettes as safe.

Continuing a string of California hires, Wilmer brought on Edwin Thom "Todd" Rumberger Jr., John Rockwell and Frederic Adam as partners.

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Jane Doe No. 1, the 'ringleader' of actresses suing the adult film site in San Diego, testified that after she threatened legal action, a campaign of harassment at her law school began. Even Wednesday on the trip to the courthouse, she said, she received an unwanted phone call.