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A new survey by FindLaw and Thomson Reuters finds that people turn to the web to find their lawyer, a significant (but predicted) change in consumer behavior.
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The naming of an upstate New York county courthouse after one retired judge didn't go over well with another.
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Take this self-assessment quiz to see if you have what it takes to practice solo.
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Passwords are often the weak link in data security. You can build the most secure system in the world, but as soon as someone sets 12345 as a password, you might as well leave the front door open.
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In the case of Wi-Fi networking and "bring your own device" policies, attorneys are no longer chained to their desks but firms are left with new security holes.
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Despite an explosion of cybercrime in recent years, many state and local law enforcement officers aren't equipped to deal with it.
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The NeatConnect "cloud scanner" is built for the post-PC era. You don't even need a PC to use it (though it's fine if you do have one).
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Songs released prior to 1972 are exempt from federal copyright protection, but state laws that more generically protect intellectual property should apply, according to a lawsuit filed against Pandora last week.
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Thousands of federal prisoners could be freed with the Justice Department's new clemency criteria, to be announced later this week.
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In defending a client, should a lawyer run a play that strengthens their defensive line or mount an aggressive offense?