The Delaware Court of Chancery clarified that recent DGCL safe harbor amendments do not protect grossly negligent conduct by ...

A full-time judge may swear in new board members for a contractors’ association, assuming the event is neither a political gathering nor a fund-raiser.

The court ruled that the litigation-funding agreement was a usurious loan, despite being labeled an investment. It also held ...

The decision reinforces long-standing policy concerns about protecting attorney-client confidences and preventing a market ...

In a case likely to be closely watched by lawyers handling English collective actions, a barrister acting for a claimant ...

Partners David Walker and Tyler Boschert joined the firm's IP department from Denver IP boutique Sheridan Ross, and partner ...

Clifford Chance is adding its tenth private capital partner this year, hiring a Hogan Lovells Cadwalader partner to expand ...

Private equity and M&A partner Armando Albarrán is building a lean, senior team at Gibson Dunn as U.S. firms seek a larger ...

Scott Mollen discusses Turtz v. Convention Overlook, Inc., involving a dispute between a co-op shareholder and the co-op over ...

Cornell University hired Yates, the former U.S. deputy attorney general, and King & Spalding to review its handling of sexual ...

Attorney of the Year finalist Ben Diessel, a partner at Wiggin and Dana, said his firm's biggest wins came from people, ...

The fast-growing fee gap between the U.S. and other legal markets is forcing Big Law to rethink its global model. This process will run for years to come, writes Kinstellar's Jason Mogg.