Should companies be charged for soft costs like catered lunches and photocopying by outside counsel?

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Several local lawyers are receiving high honors these days.

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Do you use predictive coding at your in-house jobs? If so, how much does it save your company? ...

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This week it is all about Facebook and Twitter, even for general counsels. Asked: Our weekly question to the In-House community National Labor Relations Board Acting General Counsel Lafe E. Solomon issued his latest report on employee social media use ...

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An artist at the center of battles challenging peddling laws in Baltimore and Ocean City will be the center of attention at a Maryland Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts fundraiser Thursday night. Spray-paint artist Mark Chase will be performing and ...

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A few bank lawyers in Chicago helped achieve a stay of execution for a cat. The cat was facing a death sentence, a penalty  Connecticut is set to soon abolish (for people), after its owner stipulated in her will that ...

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Maryland Lawyers for the Arts has undergone a makeover. The biggest change means my first sentence is technically incorrect. The organization, which offers pro bono assistance and lawyer referral service to artists and arts groups, is now called Maryland Volunteer ...

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Brackets, shmackets — Give me a good half-court shot with five figures on the line any day. From Georgetown Law comes this video of student Aladdin Jaloudi sinking it during Home Court 24, the annual fundraiser that pits Georgetown law ...

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Good morning! Here are some law links for your pre-Solstice perusal: Judge drops thousands of John Doe porn sharers from industry copyright infringement case. In court, come dressed to impress, but remain who you are. A Post editorial says the ...

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Last year at this time, Mike Hamburg was preparing to bike around northern Israel to raise money for a children’s hospital in Jerusalem. This year’s Wheels of Love charity ride will take him on a route near Israel’s borders with ...

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