Michael Cohen, once the personal attorney of President Donald Trump, entered a guilty plea after lying to Congress about the “Moscow Project;” an effort to bring a Trump-branded property to Russia. So reports ABC News.
Cohen cut a deal with special counsel Robert Mueller, who is investigating interference from Russia in U.S. politics. Cohen’s crime carries up to a 5-year sentence and possible $200,000 fine, but his sentencing guidelines call for a prison term of zero to six months.
A U.S. appeals court upheld a New Jersey statute limiting the size of gun magazines. So reports the Associated Press.
The Los Angeles Rams settled with seat license holders who sued the team after moving the franchise away from St. Louis. So reports ESPN.
The Order of St. Benedict is suing attorney Gregory Gianforcaro for allegedly disclosing the details of a sex abuse settlement involving a former student at the Delbarton School. So reports...
It is estimated that nearly 90% of cybersecurity breaches are caused by human error, says Craig Petronella, an IT security expert and CEO of Petronella Technology Group, Inc.
A U.S. appeals court upheld a New Jersey statute limiting the size of gun magazines. So reports the Associated Press.
General Electric's general counsel's 2012 compensation package afforded him almost $11 million in cash, making him the highest paid general counsel on Corporate Counsel magazine's latest list of the nation's...
The deadly mass shooting in Las Vegas, which left 58 concertgoers dead, and saw about 500 injured, has lead to a litany of legislative proposals aimed at preventing similar incidences.
'Diversity' has been a buzzword in the legal profession for decades. However, a recent article in GP Solo, published by the American Bar Association, asserts diversity efforts have largely been...
Andrew Schmuhl was handed two life sentences, plus 98 years in prison, after committing a brutal home invasion. So reports The Washington Post.
The American Bar Association has amended Rule 8.4 of its Model Rules for Professional Conduct to prohibit “harmful verbal or physical conduct that manifests bias or prejudice toward others.” Louisville...
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