Architects in this new era of court design have chosen light as a visual metaphor, creating a sense of openness and access. In the 1990s, during the earlier phases, a few architects actually had to sell judges on installing more windows. Today, it's become the norm.
Nobody wants to strike out in court, but what lengths will litigants go to win? We bring you the inside baseball of how cases concerning abortion, immigration, bankruptcy and patent law get filed in specific federal courts to ensure friendly judges who often hand out significant national rulings.
A slew of complaints filed by cast members of the franchise say producers created an unsafe work environment by plying them with booze.
Without the First Amendment, industries like media, entertainment, arts and technology would look very different. But without copyright, there would be no incentive for a writer to get that manuscript published or a musician to get their song out there for the world to hear.
The U.S. Supreme Court's 2022 decision overturning Roe v. Wade planted the seeds for the fractured state of abortion, pregnancy and fetal personhood in America now.
Can you sue somebody for being mean to you online? What if it's a joke? What if it's funny? What if it's not?
We give you all you need to know to grasp the full scope of a ruling that not only affects the 2024 presidential race, but also sets a historical precedent for how the U.S. defines the qualifications for its highest office.
It's that time of year for ads enticing you to swipe right for love and celebrate the season with a quick mimosa or candy bar. But glossy ads and hopeful hearts often collide with deception and false advertising.
Move over, Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew, the internet sleuth is here to stay, keyboard in hand.
The Sidebar hosts put on their best formal wear to discuss the legal highlights and lowlights in 2023 and what 2024 might bring (hint: presidential throwdown).
School choice. Religious schools funded by taxpayers. Prayers in the classroom and on the football field. The separation of church and state is blurrier than ever!
