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Elizabeth G. Litten served as a peer reviewer for the Seton Hall University School of Law report, "Integration of Behavioral and Physical Health Care: Licensing and Reimbursement Barriers and Opportunities in New Jersey."

Last week a California jury rejected a law school graduate's claim that her alma mater falsified graduate-employment data in the much-anticipated Alaburda v. Thomas Jefferson School of Law trial.

According to a posting on the Above the Law site Northwestern University Law has abandoned its two-year (as contrasted with the typical three-year) JD program.

Reinhart Attorney Keith Johnson co-authored with Jill E. Fisch from the University of Pennsylvania Law School and Cynthia A. Williams from Osgoode Hall Law School

On September 1, 2015, FERC announced that Chairman Norman Bay had named Max Minzner as general counsel to the Commission.

With summer just beginning, many people have visions of swimming pools, beaches and family vacations.

In celebration of Black History Month, Cowan, Liebowitz & Latman invites you to learn about three trailblazing black attorneys who changed the face of law in the United States.

Tim Gamache, a patent agent and recent summer associate at Foley's Boston office, shares his unconventional journey from earning a PhD in neuroscience at Johns Hopkins to pursuing patent law at Northeastern University. How did his scientific background shape his decision to become a patent scientist rather than following the traditional academic path, and what insights does he offer about navigating non-linear career trajectories in the legal profession?

This episode of The Path & The Practice features a conversation with John (J.P.) Riley a summer associate in Foley's San Diego office. J.P. reflects on growing up in Chesapeake, Virginia...

This episode of The Path & The Practice features a conversation with Nathan Reardon, a summer associate with Foley's Los Angeles office.

This episode of The Path & The Practice features a conversation with Aleyda Castro, a 2022 summer associate in Foley's New York office.

A Yale Law School professor recently raised hackles in the benefits community by sending unsolicited letters to thousands of retirement plan sponsors.

A Yale Law School professor recently raised hackles in the benefits community by sending unsolicited letters to thousands of retirement plan sponsors.

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Louisiana's grant of summary judgment under the Louisiana whistleblower law, Louisiana Revised Statutes...

Law school is both challenging and fulfilling. Your performance matters, and there is a lot of pressure to achieve high grades. However, grades are not the only determining factor.

As the 2022-2023 school year begins, independent schools should revisit their COVID-19 protocols. The newer COVID-19 variants have proved to be milder than the original strain...

Corporate and Finance senior counsel George Williams jr recently published an article, "Modes of Understanding the Law," in the interdisciplinary journal Law & Literature.