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It was a sunny afternoon in May when students from Proskauer's Adopt-a-School Partner, Manhattan Hunter Science High School, and members of the Firm's professional resources team...

Girl squad, women's pack, female tribe…call it what you will; the benefit is the same. It is real, and it works. I know this because I am a beneficiary of it. I have been encouraged and supported by other women throughout my career.

Aasmah talks to Whitney Cathcart and Vadim Rogovskiy about how they came together to found 3DLOOK*, what they admire in one another and how technology and AI can transform the fashion industry...

As scrutiny of public company leadership increases, corporations are feeling the pressure to get out ahead ...

Many students have a dream to go to the UK for higher studies.

Welcome to Jenner & Block's Government Contracts Legal Round‑Up, a biweekly update on important government contracts developments.

Our May edition of Energy Technology Connections brings you recent industry highlights, the latest news from Capitol Hill, and a list of upcoming energy industry events.

The closest comparator for the ice hockey referee is the federal trial court judge. I am not a judge but I thought this would be a fun little article about what being an ice hockey referee...

The recent focus on mentorship in career development raises the question, "How does the process work and how can it help professionals advance? "

When Suzanne Carrière was first appointed a citizenship judge with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, she was touted as the first Métis person to serve in the role.

At a time when the promotion of women lawyers in the legal sector is becoming key to the future commercial success of law firms, the Iberian Lawyer InspiraLAw Top 50 Women List recognises those that are inspiring the next generation of female lawyers

The partner entered my office as I, one Of 17 new associates. struggled drafting my first complaint. Having only been at the firm a few months. I had no idea what I was doing.

It would seem to go without saying that for a defendant to be liable for the purported "common-law" claim of failure to report adverse events to the FDA, there must actually be some adverse events that needed to be reported.

The Federal Circuit ruled that the doctrine of assignor estoppel does NOT apply to IPR proceedings, based on the plain language of the statute, which states that any person "who is not the owner of a patent" can file an IPR ...

On March 25, 2015, the Ontario Securities Commission released its decision in the closely watched administrative proceedings against a number of individuals including Mitchell Finkelstein.