The briefs are in for “Serial” podcast subject Adnan Syed’s Supreme Court petition, and now the justices will weigh whether to take his case. It’s one that could produce a significant decision for other convicts claiming innocence and for how courts across the country review ineffective assistance of counsel claims.

The invalidation of a Florida jury’s nearly $350 million Medicare fraud verdict wasn’t only frustrating for whistleblower Angela Ruckh and her attorneys. It may have also seriously hurt plaintiffs’ ability to fight alleged fraud in the southeast U.S.

The U.S. Supreme Court’s packed November argument session is wrapped up, and “Cases and Controversies” hosts Kimberly Robinson and Jordan Rubin break it down on this Deep Dive recap episode.

When Caroline Krauss decided to leave Blank Rome after 24 years to launch her own boutique, she called one of her clients, actor Robert De Niro, to let him know her plans.

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A DIRECTV robocall suit was improperly certified as a class action because the lower court didn’t consider the “real-world problem” of whether individual class members actually asked not to be called, the Eleventh Circuit said Nov. 15.