Law Journal

The Law Journal is a legal periodical covering notable court decisions, legislation and news concerning the law. Appropriate for attorneys but written to ensure everyone can easily understand the law.

Law Journal

  1. Featured

    NY City Council Challenger Pledges to be Responsive to Local Issues

    A new challenger for New York City Council District 29 may bring new hope of greater responsiveness for addressing the City's notoriously stringent and costly Local Law 11, as well as other...
  2. Skyscraper Jail Debate Impacts 2021 New York City Elections

    Candidate for New York City Council, Donghui Zang, shares his thoughts on controversial borough based jails being inserted into residential areas.About - Department of Correction
  3. What is Alternative Dispute Resolution? How does it Work?

    For adopting the quick procedure, here both parties will be required to utilize the alternate dispute resolution services that will help them settle their disputes in a most easy manner.
  4. Trump Criticism of Judge Spurs Outrage in Legal Circles

    Donald Trump's questioning a California federal court judge's impartiality as a result of his Hispanic heritage has drawn harsh criticism from the legal community.
  5. Gawker Files for Bankruptcy Protection

    Gawker Media filed for federal bankruptcy protection and may avoid payment of a $140 million jury verdict to Hulk Hogan.
  6. Ed Sheeran Sued in Amazing Copyright Infringement Lawsuit

    Renowned pop music singer, Ed Sheeran, was hit with a $20 million copyright infringement lawsuit. Legitimate claim or copyright trolling?
Documentary film "Murder in the Park" is one of the most fascinating and disturbing stories concerning an Illinois justice system failure where the guilty were freed and innocent convicted.
A jury in U.S. District Court in San Francisco concluded unanimously that Google made lawful "fair use" of Oracle's Java API in its Android operating system and is not liable for copyright...
The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) ruled that Coca-Cola could register it's "zero" brand of calorie free soft drinks but had no exclusive right to its use.
An AAA study concluded that (1) DUI limits for marijuana (THC) are inherently unreliable with additional evidence; and (2) the number of fatalities involving drivers who recently used marijuana...
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