National Law Journal | Commentary
By Lori L. Pines | October 10, 2022
Lawyers not only have a duty to clients to attend to well-being, they owe that duty to themselves because no one else has a greater ability to influence his or her own well-being.
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Casey Kraning | September 26, 2022
Several Senate bills have been proposed over the last year to enact changes to the America Invents Act. What is the potential impact of these bills on post-grant practice?
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Kirk C. Jenkins | July 25, 2022
The theory that gun control legislation is nearly always unconstitutional is for at least two reasons mistaken.
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Philip Giordano and Paul Washington | July 6, 2022
The administration's antitrust policy shift comes at a particularly challenging time for companies facing supply chain disruptions. CLOs can play a leading role in helping their boards and management teams incorporate consideration of ESG factors and stakeholder perspectives into their business strategy.
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Sonia M. Suter and Naomi Cahn | July 1, 2022
The failure of the court's majority to recognize the interests of pregnant people regarding the right to terminate a pregnancy demonstrates its egregious indifference about the impact of ending this almost 50-year-old constitutional right.
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Jeremy Saks | June 23, 2022
As major civil rights issues reach the federal bench with increasing frequency, LGBTQ representation on the federal bench is more important than ever.
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Jeffrey Jacobson, Justin Kay, Blake Angelino | June 10, 2022
"Let's talk about claim rates. But let's do it honestly and with a focus on what is reasonable—not arbitrary thresholds."
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Joe D. Whitley | June 9, 2022
The leak has shaken that pillar, but the thoughtful and careful handling of this issue, perhaps through an independent investigation, could help settle the trembling and restore confidence in our courts.
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Richard D. Bernstein | June 6, 2022
The 2020 election may well not be the last occasion where family recusal issues arise in presidential post-election disputes—the justices should review and fix their recusal policy.
National Law Journal | Conversation
By Michael Kasdan | June 6, 2022
Some call it hype. Others see limitless potential. Either way, it is critical for lawyers and advisers to understand NFTs from a business, technical and legal perspective.
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