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For practicing attorneys, "black-letter law" does not mean much in the real world. Black-letter law simply tells us what the law would say before facts are applied to a given situation. But the law only matters when facts come into play.

This article highlights legal issues affecting the media and entertainment industries.

Did you hear that Big Bird dropped the "F Bomb" on Sesame Street? Okay, not really. But, if you were recently listening to the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) argument before the U.S. Supreme Court in the "fleeting expletives" matter, then you might believe that it is just a matter of time, at least if broadcasters have their way.

The latest report from Sedgwick Detert, Moran & Arnold relating to Employment Law.

Technology and business process outsourcing is going global and law firms worldwide are embracing this specialized practice area.

While the healthcare industry is dominated by a growing number of acronyms, practitioners and clients alike are often unfamiliar with one that has been around for more than 45 years: FEHBA.

One of the most vexing problems for global companies and their lawyers is how to identify, collect, and use electronically stored information in e-discovery without ending up in jail or facing huge fines.

It was a case that made headlines in California for obvious reasons: When Steven Wertheimer was 14 years old, he committed suicide by throwing himself in front of an oncoming train near his home in Palo Alto.

"It is increasingly clear that modern businesses no longer require an actual physical presence in a state in order to engage in commercial activity there. With the advent of ‘e-commerce,’ businesses may set up shop, so to speak, without ever actually setting foot in the state where they intend to sell their wares ... Businesses who structure their activities to take full advantage of the opportunities that virtual commerce offers can reasonably anticipate that these same activities will potenti