Brittany Henderson’s representation of Epstein survivors highlights evolving civil liability and strategy, while revealing ...

Scott Mollen discusses ‘57th & 6th Ground LLC v. Carnegie House Tenants Corp,’ where the court confirmed an arbitration award ...

Kaila Sergent joined Latham after more than eight years with DLA Piper this week. Sergent joins the firm's Los Angeles office ...

The cases combine two trends in digital privacy litigation: using California’s anti-wiretapping law in new digital contexts, ...

Sports transactional practices in Big Law have seen a flurry of moves, as competition heats up for the top partners with ...

President Donald Trump elevated Erickson in 2017 to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit from a federal trial ...

A mid-level appeals court in Albany was split on whether the Office of Children and Family Services’ Host Homes regulations lawfully allows parents to voluntarily place their children in foster care.

The New York Law Journal editorial team has scoured its data over the past year to determine which lateral moves made the ...

Increased demand for the firm's litigation and international tax practices could not overcome the loss of revenue after a ...

"The government says the harms are speculative because the orders haven't been fully enforced, but our members didn't need ...

Once a child support order is established, a person who willfully fails to comply with the support order may be adjudged in ...

Gary Rosenberg and Bradley Silverbush explain how increases in ground-lease rent can raise maintenance costs, creating ...