In 2006, American Bar Association President Bill Neukom created the World Justice Project as a presidential initiative with the support of 21 strategic partners. The WJP transitioned into an ...

As members of the legal profession, particularly those of us in solo and small firm practices, we are uniquely positioned to be the guardians of our democratic principles. In every election—whether it ...

Lawyers who want to improve their practice and better serve the public must learn to use AI. This article explores the AI landscape, examining various tools, their applications, and their implications ...

Join us for a Nationwide Celebration! Musica y Justicia is a fundraising event (fomerly Cinco de Música), featuring musical performances and spoken word by Hispanic legal professionals across the ...

Voter turnout in the United States trails behind that in other liberal democracies. Why is this, and what can be done to get more eligible voters to the polls? Despite the increased diversity and ...

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This article is Part I in the Many Splendors of Fraud Claims series by Glenn D. West. The agreement of the parties that is comprised of this Agreement sets forth the entire agreement and understanding ...

A federal grand jury returned criminal charges against a Louisiana doctor for allegedly billing Medicare over $32.7 million for “medically unnecessary definitive urine drug testing services.” The ...

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The Hearing Industries Association has scoured the professional literature to identify the manifold benefits of optimized and well-tended hearing. Attorneys are scarcely more likely to argue that we ...

On September 19, 2024, HHS and the U.S. Department of Justice submitted a petition for writ of certiorari seeking Supreme Court review of the Fifth Circuit’s June 2024 decision in Braidwood Management ...