Pat Hewitt, THE CANADIAN PRESS Ontario police spearheading a broad investigation of a military commander facing murder and sexual assault charges said Tuesday they’re fielding calls from other forces and families of victims of crime about so-called cold cases. Col. Russell Williams, 46, is ...

The Law Blog continues its chat with Covington & Burling partner and author Philip Howard.

The law firm Bingham McCutchen on Tuesday unveiled the details of its new associate compensation plan.

We've wondered for weeks why the applications to Cornell Law School are so high this year. A look at the numbers at comparable schools doesn't really explain it.

A Wisconsin college student is suing the credit-reporting agency Experian, alleging that the ads for Experian's FreeCreditReport service are misleading and fraudulent.

Will the setback to President Obama's health-care reform efforts help BigLaw? It's possible, at least in one area, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer

People are policy and while much attention has been focused on the profusion of buffoons and poltroons Obama has installed at the cabinet and sub-cabinet level positions in his administration, the real work of radically changing the character of our government has been entrusted to anonymous apparat ...

In the current takeover battle between Air Products and Airgas, lawyers at Cravath, Swaine & Moore are increasingly seeing their names in print in ways that aren't entirely flattering.

By Mike Baker, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS RALEIGH, N.C. – A judge wants a security officer to accompany a former John Edwards aide as he goes to retrieve a sex tape of the two-time presidential candidate, increasing the court’s control of the disputed video. Superior Court Judge Abraham P ...

But in a move that had long been rumored, discussed and debated; debated, discussed and rumored, the Los Angeles district attorney finally took action against Michael Jackson's personal physician, Conrad Murray.