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Service dogs traditionally have been used to guide people with visual impairments, acting as their “eyes” and helping them to independently perform daily functions. However, service dogs are also [...]

Mollie Mishoe lost her husband in a fatal car accident on August 3, 2007, a few months before their fiftieth wedding anniversary. For Mollie and her children, the grieving process included [...]

Her life has been marked with sadness and suffering, but when Michelle Cedillo was born in 1994 she was a happy, healthy baby. She shifted into her toddler years meeting all key developmental [...]

Why would someone choose to name a thoroughbred racehorse “Affirmed” after his conviction for federal securities laws violations had been affirmed on appeal? This inquiry is the basis for [...]

The proper limitations on a punitive damage award depend on the conception of punitive damages. Is the award a private law remedy, limited to resolving the dispute between the parties? Or is it a [...]

Thank you for inviting me here to speak with you today about engaged client-centered representation. I am going to talk about the continuities and discontinuities between the way lawyers and [...]

Imagine terror strikes the nation. As the President approaches the dais to deliver the annual State of the Union Address to a joint session of Congress, terrorists unleash the horror of a weapon [...]

Lawrence M. Friedman It might seem a little bold for an outsider to talk about the status and future of law and economics. (It is probably more than a little bold to talk about the future of [...]