The parties in a case under consideration by the nation’s highest court — with implications for resolving the burden of proof in ERISA fiduciary breach litigation — have filed to dismiss the suit.

BY CASSIDY GODA Cassidy Goda is a Pre-Law/ Political Science Major at Skidmore College. She serves on the Saratoga Springs ...

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Courts are set to decide a host of cases that will determine the fate of the VRA, confront the latest restrictions on direct ...

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The practice of condominium associations skimping on routine maintenance and neglecting to set aside funds for future repairs to save money for unit owners will soon be a thing ...

Losing a spouse is a profound emotional blow, and it often triggers a second crisis: a financial fog of legal hurdles and hidden tax traps. From being locked out of assets to facing a “widow’s penalty ...

ICE just launched a “wartime recruitment” campaign and seeks agents who want to “defend” their “culture.” There will be more ...

The United States is now closer to Assad’s Syria than to anything we recognize as fitting within the understood norms of ...

A federal judge on Tuesday cleared the way for New York’s so-called Green Light Law, ruling against the Trump administration’s effort to block the state from giving people driver's licenses without ...

Sir Keir Starmer is facing a growing backlash to plans to cut the drink-driving limit which will put more pubs under financial pressure - Chris J Ratcliffe Road collisions and deaths from drink ...

METHUEN — In an attempt to prove the existence of “corroborating evidence,” prosecutors have cited a witness’s recollection of a “deathbed” confrontation between former town manager and prominent ...

A panel for the U.S. Central District Court of California ruled Democrats can proceed in using their redrawn congressional ...