Fox News commentator Greta van Susteren -- whom we last saw here criticizing the law school grading process -- returns with another controversial statement, this time about the upcoming Vice Presidential debates. Turns out that Gwen Ifill, who will m...

Here are today's three burning legal questions, along with the answers provided by the blawgosphere. 1) Question: How am I supposed to confine my brilliant, lengthy legal argument to the court's page limits? Maybe I should just ignore the...

A man named Willis Willis is not happy, and not for the name-related reason you might think. Willis, who is unemployed, has been playing the same set of lottery numbers at the Lucky Food Store in Grand Prairie, Texas for about 10 years. On May 29,...

On April 10, 2006, David Hackbart was attempting to parallel park his car on a street in Pittsburgh when a car pulled up behind him, blocking his path. Hackbart responded by giving the driver behind him "the middle finger," and promptly heard another...

What was it like to work at the Fort Lauderdale firm of Scott Rothstein, the lawyer who now stands accused of running a Ponzi scheme that may have swindled more than $1 billion? Two sources offer inside looks at life inside the now-defunct Rothstein...

News flash: Corporate law departments are tightening their belts. That may strike you as a bulletin on par with "Dog Bites Man." But it is useful every so often to get some hard-and-fast data to confirm what we all suspect -- and even to shed some...