Homeowners are increasingly discovering that the check they wrote to a general contractor was only the beginning of the bill.

On January 20, 2025, Donald Trump announced that, during his second term as president, the United States would enter a new ...

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. In ...

WASHINGTON, Dec 11 (Reuters) - (Billable Hours is Reuters' weekly report on lawyers and money. Please send tips or suggestions to D.Thomas@thomsonreuters.com, opens new tab) The traditional pyramid ...

Earlier this year, the nation’s highest court asked for the Labor Department to weigh in on a case involving the burden of proof in ERISA cases — and the response is a complete reversal of its ...

With the refinement of China’s antitrust legislation and a growing public awareness of rights protection, the number of civil lawsuits related to monopolistic conduct has steadily increased in recent ...

Before a federal judge decides whether a magistrate was correct to order the DOJ to share "all" grand jury materials with James Comey's defense team, the ex-FBI director said the Trump ...

Soon after Joshua Bogden attempted to register to vote on the day of Portsmouth’s municipal elections Nov. 11, he faced a tough decision. Bogden had not brought along a passport or birth certificate ...

I was a litigator for 21 years, and it’s safe to say that I never witnessed the level of legal incompetence that we are witnessing from the Trump administration. Consider two stories, both from this ...

The 4th Circuit Court has ruled that dark web data publication alone may be damaging — a decision that could raise extortion stakes, rewrite CISOs’ risk calculus, and increase breached companies’ ...

Republican lawmakers passed a law last year requiring hard documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote. Next year, those requirements are set to face their first major test: the federal ...

Some legal experts are sharply divided over Senate’s proposal to shift the burden of proof in election petitions from the petitioner to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). While some ...