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Chief District Judge Thomas Thrash of Georgia's Northern District accused Frank of disseminating "false and misleading information" about the terms of the Equifax consumer class action settlement. Frank says he intends to appeal the settlement order.

The MLB scandal has become a teaching moment for in-house counsel within the sports organization and across other industries. The Ethics Suite general counsel discusses how her company is improving how employees report misconduct in the workplace.

Tuesday's ruling is among the largest payouts BP has challenged, and Walmart is among the most high-profile businesses to make oil spill claims in a class action settlement now valued at more than $10 billion.

If the class action against Ripple Labs proceeds, it would not only threaten to eliminate XRP's utility as a currency, but it would upend and threaten to destroy "the $500 billion XRP market," according to the financial tech company's motion to dismiss.

MLB deputy general counsel Bryan Seeley and Moira Weinberg led the investigation into the scandal that shook up top management at the Houston Astros and the Boston Red Sox.

A Munger, Tolles & Olson partner told a Manhattan federal judge that the proposed combination of the country's third- and fourth-largest cellphone carriers would eliminate Sprint from the market and cost consumers billions of dollars in higher annual bills.

You're one person, no doubt a highly capable one, but like all of us, you're constrained by the laws of physics.

"Lactation consultants are not medical professionals," Renee Flaherty of the Institute for Justice told the Georgia Supreme Court. "It's something far more modest. It's woman to woman advice about breastfeeding. They've done this safely for hundreds of years."

"This case presents a remarkably weak case for invalidating an Act of Congress. There is no actual contested removal, and the current director views herself as serving at the pleasure of the president," the Kirkland & Ellis partner told the Supreme Court on Wednesday.

Justice Department attorney Melissa Patterson urged the three-judgepanel to lift a trial court's injunction, noting that three justices indicated they would side with the government.

After a New Jersey judge tossed the closing argument of its lawyer in a talc trial, Johnson & Johnson is back in court with a new legal team.

Philadelphia-based Duane Morris isn't the first out-of-town firm to explore a potential merger with 65-lawyer Satterlee Stephens.

Nearly all of the managers selected for the Democrats have law degrees, and some are former prosecutors themselves.

It is certainly true that judicial comings and goings affect the development of the law. A new administration, new laws or rules, or the retirement or appointment of a particular judge can shape the law, for better or ill. Yet the experience of practicing in a court depends on a variety of other people that we should notice and recognize.

With its second funding round in less than a year, the AI-powered transcription company plans to increase its foothold in the legal industry while expanding to other markets.

The national labor and employment firm's new location follows a series of hires last year. It now has 36 offices.

The new 15-attorney spinoff comes just a week after three other Boies Schiller Flexner partners based in Miami announced the formation of their own boutique firm.

Eva Shang, CEO of tech-centric litigation funder Legalist, breaks down what she's learned from winning a half-billion in damages across 20 concluded investments.

The U.S. firm is the latest to expand internationally in response to Brexit.

Axiom Managed Solutions is relaunching as Factor. With renewed support from its initial venture capital and private equity investors, it aims to double in size.