Mass Torts | News

What Mass Torts Trials Are in Store for Philadelphia in 2025

By Aleeza Furman

Several of Philadelphia's mass tort programs are gearing up for their debut trials in early 2025, with more to come... Read More

Law Department Management | News

As Costs and Workloads Mount, Law Departments Turn to Tech and Workflow Overhauls

By Trudy Knockless

Legal spending is expected to grow from last year. About 65% of respondents in a Harbor survey anticipate an increase... Read More

Wage and Hour Litigation | Commentary

DOL Salary Level Final Rule Vacated

By Andrea M. Kirshenbaum

In a it's de jà vu all over again moment, on Nov. 15, 2024, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District... Read More

Luigi Mangione's Attorney Gives a Master Class in How Not to Handle a High-Profile Case in the Media

By Andrea Obston

You won't know the whole story in the early days of a crisis—that means your initial statement needs to concentrate... Read More

Patent Litigation | News

Litigation Surge: Drugmakers Launch Flood of Suits to Halt Generics

By Charles Toutant

At least 29 patent suits were filed in the District of New Jersey in November, reflecting a jump from the rate of 18... Read More

Litigation | Commentary

Dealing With an Undocumented Witness in the Second Trump Era

By Will Sylianteng

How do you—as a litigator—handle the questioning of an undocumented witness at a deposition, hearing or... Read More