April 22 has a subtle stubbornness to it. It shows up on the calendar each year like an old debt…
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The Anna’s Archive case has an odd silence. The defendants are not present when a federal judge in Manhattan renders…
In Ludlow, Massachusetts, a town of about 21,000 people in Hampden County, about eight miles from Springfield, there is a…
Court proceedings involving grief, money, and legacy have a unique quality: they reveal the private motivations that people seldom express…
One of the more subtly cruel administrative experiences one can have is handling a loved one’s estate after they pass…
Watching a courtroom scene where the judge appears more concerned than anyone else in the room can cause a certain…
When a judge has to inform a lawyer that the case he cited just doesn’t exist, a certain kind of…
A company experiences a certain kind of tension when its past and future are rapidly diverging. That’s about where Meta…
The second Uber sexual assault bellwether trial, which is currently taking place in a federal courthouse in Charlotte, has a…
A certain type of grief is associated with the quiet, legal aftermath rather than the initial shock. Press releases are…