The Corporate Lawyer is a key driver of America's economy.  Without corporate lawyers, we'd have no mega-mergers, no private equity deals, no IPOs, less job creation.  So,...

You might not think of "Corporate Lawyers" and "bloggers" as going together like "gin" and "tonic" (or "bonnie" and "clyde" or something...

The closeness of the US presidential election of 2000 put a spotlight on electoral reform. In addition to confusing butterfly ballots, hanging chads, and dented ballots, very serious allegations...

Information law is an emerging field of legal research and practice that explores the diverse interactions among information technology, information economy, and the law. It is a cross-sectional...

Internet law -- or cyberlaw -- moves fast.  This group of writers cover the changes in our field effectively, day in and day out, and help keep practitioners, students, faculty, entrepreneurs,...

Intellectual property as a concept began to appear in the middle of the 19th century, as writers and inventors demanded legal protection from plagiarists and imitators. Some argued that an inventio...

You thought cigarettes were bad for you? Asbestos is worse, and its manufacturers and vendors knew that for years and lied about it, fighting against workplace safety and warnings. Today, thousands...

Legal weblogs -- "blawgs," if you insist on having a cute buzzword -- come mostly from students and professors of the law, but occasionally from practicing lawyers, judges, paralegals, and amateurs...