Defense attorney Eric Nelson must rewrite the narrative of George Floyd’s final moments in jurors’ minds after medical experts for the prosecution detailed his death in exacting detail and fellow police officers turned on the accused killer, Derek Chauvin.

Taxgirl sets the record straight on tax advice that seems too good to be true.

U.S. health officials called for an immediate pause in using Johnson & Johnson’s single-dose Covid-19 vaccine after six women who received it developed a rare and severe form of blood clotting.

Lawsuits against banks and e-commerce companies over financial services patents are piling up, following the expiration of a patent office challenge process that many saw as a potent defense mechanism against some litigation.

Nearly 20 current and former general counsel of major corporations have joined Big Law leaders in signing a statement opposing voter disenfranchisement, following changes to Georgia’s voting laws.

In a year when we’ve faced a global pandemic, an American reckoning with race and everything that comes with both, the road to the partnership has also been challenging. So how did the young lawyers who successfully sought out the partnership make it? New partners tell their stories in the final installment of our series, “Making Partner in a Pandemic.”