Amazon is set to argue it isn’t a “seller” subject to product liability claims under Pennsylvania law when the full Third Circuit hears a closely watched case Wednesday involving a woman injured by an allegedly defective dog collar.

A wide range of federal contractors stand to benefit from a new Federal Circuit ruling on the origins of a hepatitis drug, which could allow them to rely more on foreign-made parts or components while still satisfying “Buy American” restrictions.

The American Bar Association passed a resolution encouraging state bars to explore innovative approaches to access to justice by voice vote on Monday, after several days of behind-the-scenes negotiations during which its passage seemed unclear.

An upcoming report from a leading legal ethics group could add significant momentum to the growing movement to bridge the chronic legal services gap for middle-class and poorer citizens.

Fox Rothschild LLP told a New York federal court a former administrative assistant’s sexual harassment and retaliation lawsuit should be dismissed. Or at least most of her claims should be and the remainder transferred to federal court in New Jersey, where she worked, according to court filings.

Two women accusing Morrison & Foerster LLP of systemic bias against pregnant women and new mothers are looking to drop their claims for classwide relief, federal court records show.