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Former pardon attorney says she was fired over her refusal to back gun rights restoration for Mel Gibson as a 'political favor' due to his 'relationship' with Trump
President Donald Trump speaks in the James Brady Press Briefing Room at the White House after an unspecified threat at the annual White House Correspondents' Association Dinner in Washington, Saturday, April 25, 2026, as then-acting Attorney General Todd Blanche looks...
Deloitte Agrees to $21.5M Employment Settlement
The resolution resolves allegations involving race and sex-based employment practices.
Key Decisions That Can Shape The Estate Settlement Process
With a clear strategy, families handle estate administration efficiently.
McKeen & Associates Named a 2026 Best Law Firm; Nine Attorneys Earn Best Lawyers Recognition
"We are honored to be recognized by Best Lawyers and proud to see so many members of our team receive this distinction," said Brian McKeen, founder and managing partner of McKeen & Associates.
Pierson Ferdinand Adds Experienced Commercial Litigator to Partner Roster
Scott T. Earle strengthens the Firm’s litigation bench in Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Preserving A Legacy, What Lawyers Can Learn From Artists About Archiving Their Published Work
Lawyers could learn a lot from artists when it comes preserving the lawyer’s published work.As Anna Trammel, Project Manager, Community Programs for the Internet Archive puts it,“Artists today use their websites as more than a business card– they are...
Finding Our Way By Paying Our Dues
Usually, the first year after we’ve passed the bar, professional dues are waived, giving time for new admittees to get on their feet, at least a little bit. So, that is the baby lawyer dues stage. Then comes the “toddler stage.” We’ve all been through that: still...
Australia: Privacy reform – consultation draft outlines proposed next steps
A consultation draft has been published outlining a number of major reforms to the Australian privacy framework. If implemented in its current form, the Privacy Amendment (Personal Data Protection) Bill 2026 (Amendment Bill) would significantly reshape how Australian...
More Federal Officer Jurisdiction and PBMs – Second Circuit Finds Jurisdiction
Federal officer jurisdiction is having a moment. In November 2024, we called federal officer jurisdiction the quiet middle child of the federal jurisdiction family, but then earlier this year the Supreme Court decided Chevron USA Inc. v. Plaquemines...