Wells Fargo economists offer investment answers
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO - Investors are starting to dip their toes back into the water. But after the economic turmoil of the past two years, they're wary about where they should invest ...More

University of Missouri-Kansas City hosts discussion of law professor’s book
ST. LOUIS, MO - University of Missouri-Kansas City law professor June Carbone will discuss her recent book "Red Families v. Blue Families: Legal Polarization and the Creation of ...More

Fourth lawsuit over Charles Polk cost St. Louis lawyer, Lathrop $120K to defend
ST. LOUIS, MO - It took three St. Louis firms nearly 500 hours of work valued at $120,000 to fight off a lawsuit filed by fraud victim James Helenthal. The firms, Lathrop & ...More

California Court of Appeal rules witness statements are discoverable
BOSTON, MA - A wrongful death plaintiff is entitled to obtain witness statements taken and recorded at the behest of defense attorneys, the California Court of Appeal has ruled. The ...More

D.C. Court of Appeals rules law associate can sue for wrongful discharge
BOSTON, MA - A law associate's wrongful discharge suit wasn't time-barred, because she filed in a timely manner with respect to when she first received "unequivocal" notice ...More

Commentary: Are we over-law professored?
BALTIMORE, MD - Let me state off the bat that I love law professors. Some of my best sources are law professors. But a new study raises the question of whether there are just too ...More

Commentary: Voting open for your favorite chef of the year
BALTIMORE, MD - Did you watch Top Chef last season and just fall in love with the stylings of Bryan Voltaggio, the owner of Volt in Frederick? Or if you need to fix a sweet tooth ...More