A Texas jury granted a $138 million verdict in favor of a Switzerland citizen in a case against his business partner, alleging breach of contract and promissory estoppel, among the claims.

In ordering the additional discovery, U.S. District Judge Nina Gershon pointed out that McKesson—represented by Covington & ...

Legal experts say the Trump administration is increasingly focused on prosecuting crimes only after the damage is done rather ...

Judges said an injunction aimed at blocking the Trump administration from withholding funding from so-called sanctuary cities ...

Attorneys for one of the judges asked the Appellate Division, First Department for an Article 78 petition and a special ...

In Wilson v. Anderson, the court addressed a key issue that deserves attention beyond state lines: When does official ...

Lander was detained earlier this year for allegedly blocking an elevator as he protested the conditions in which immigration ...

I think [the verdict] was just and fair, and it reflects the credibility of my clients,” a member of plaintiff counsel, ...

"Because Allianz was neither unfairly surprised nor denied an opportunity to present crucial evidence, this case is far ...

The case could be one of the first to challenge the meal plan policies employed at universities nationwide, and it is ...

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The Harvard Law School visiting professor was arrested in October for firing shots near Temple Beth Zion on Yom Kippur, but ...