Maria Lenin Laus

Law School Applications Defy SCOTUS Decision: Surge in Diversity Despite Challenges

In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark decision in Students for Fair Admissions v. President and Fellows of…

A solo practitioner, formerly based in Oakhurst, New Jersey, is now facing disciplinary action from the New Jersey Supreme Court…

U.S. District Judge James Donato, a seasoned competition law expert, is set to determine the future course of Alphabet's Google…

Texas's bid to establish a new business court by 2024 faces hurdles as Governor Greg Abbott grapples with hiring judges…

Several specialized intellectual property (IP) law and litigation firms have been integrated into larger U.S. law firms throughout the year.…

A growing trend among law schools is reshaping traditional admissions processes, focusing on increasing diversity and widening applicant pools. The…

Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison has intensified its growth in London, securing the services of Nicole Kar, Linklaters' global…

In the era of the generative AI economy, major law firms are diving headfirst into the realm of red-teaming, stress-testing…

Studying law in the United States is a coveted aspiration for numerous international students seeking a comprehensive legal education. The…

WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court announced on Wednesday its decision to review an appeal from a participant in the January…

Selendy Gay Elsberg, a boutique law firm, is breaking the mold in associate bonuses this year, surpassing even Big Law…

In an ongoing legal saga tied to the hush money payments from Donald Trump to adult film actress Stormy Daniels,…