Miami is Big Law’s latest go-to destination as the city looks to reshape itself and firms follow clients making their way south.

The NLRB was wrong to rule that the publisher of conservative online magazine the Federalist unlawfully threatened workers by tweeting that he’d send them “back to the salt mine” if they tried to unionize, a federal appeals court in Philadelphia held.

The threat of a Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade has spurred a trio of new lawsuits seeking state court recognition of the Equal Rights Amendment—a last-minute effort to preempt that anti-Roe ruling by forcing the high court to factor new constitutional language into its decision.

Retired Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy added his voice to those condemning the historic leak of a draft opinion that suggests the court will overturn its landmark abortion ruling, Roe v. Wade.

Second Amendment absolutists and hardcore right-to-lifers are now part of the same conservative package. Shouldn’t those who preach the sanctity of fetal life also want policies that protect existing life?

3M Co. owes an Army veteran $5 million to compensate him for his hearing loss and tinnitus, along with $72.5 million in punitive damages, a federal jury in Florida decided Friday in the latest trial over allegedly ineffective combat earplugs.

The Law School Admission Test soon may become a much less important part of the law school admissions process in the US, if the American Bar Association has its way.