Bawa, who joined the video conferencing company in 2018, shares what it's been like as Zoom has gone from business tool to virtual lifeline and come under scrutiny for security vulnerabilities.

The National Conference of Bar Examiners is giving jurisdictions options for rescheduling this summer's licensing test.

Law firm job losses will be unavoidable, but some see hopeful differences between the COVID-19 crisis and the Great Recession.

Musicians win some, lose some in initial judicial decisions on actions to reclaim their copyrights.

The court's postponement of oral arguments had led to increasing speculation by advocates and others as to how the court ultimately would resolve the argument issue.

Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton is among three law firms contracting with the U.S. Treasury Department for loan advisory services tied to air carriers, agency records show. "They're all working for basically very, very little money," Secretary Steven Mnuchin said.

According to Jason Zweig of Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro, the science linking Zantac and the carcinogenic molecule has been clear, so even without the FDA's recent move, causation would be solid.

Legal experts say the coronavirus is certain to be raised in briefs filed at the U.S. Supreme Court in GOP officials' lawsuit against the Affordable Care Act.

Cooley's Michael Rhodes has stepped in to defend the company against claims its video conferencing app violated the California Consumer Privacy Act.

Zapolsky is facing a growing scandal, based on leaked internal meeting notes, that he bad-mouthed an ex-employee who organized a strike at a warehouse in New York over coronavirus-related concerns.

The ex-Kavanaugh clerk was criticized for his lack of trial experience during his confirmation to the trial court.

This fall's SCOTUS arguments on the future of the ACA could come as many Americans are still feeling the effects of COVID-19.

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The three tested positive for the virus after returning to Hong Kong from London. Mayer Brown recently reversed its policy requiring lawyers and staff to work in the office after receiving an anonymous letter from Hong Kong employees highly critical of the directive.

The federal lawsuit comes nearly two weeks after Gov. Andrew Cuomo issued sweeping orders that mandated "nonessential" workers stay home.

In a grim week for news, economic and otherwise, more pain points for law firms are coming into focus.

"Although presidential declarations of emergencies—including this proclamation—have been at issue in many cases, no court has ever reviewed the merits of such a declaration," the Trump appointee wrote.

Clark Hill, Loeb & Loeb and other Am Law 200 firms have looked to cut costs by canceling summer associate programs, instituting furloughs or cutting pay.

Transitioning to remote work has rattled the entire legal industry, but lawyers with kids, especially women, are facing even more challenges.

With critical medical supplies running short, the firm's pro bono efforts helped Patriots owner Bob Kraft use his team's plane to secure 1.7 million N95 masks from China and guided Ford in a deal with GE Healthcare to produce 50,000 ventilators in 100 days.