For most law school students, reading cases and black letter law and treatises can lead to falling asleep. It's not that cases and statutes are inherently...
It's not every day that a judge sues somebody.
It's even more rare when a judge sues another judge, but a Fort Worth jurist claims a supervising judicial...
Every now and then, or more often, we hear news about how the legal profession is dying. Whether it's robot lawyers, the apocalypse, or the robot lawyer...
When Justice Menis Ketchum abruptly retired from the West Virginia Supreme Court, it left some serious questions.
Why did he quit so suddenly? Who would take...
Senator John McCain discovered his love for the United States when he was suffering as a prisoner of war in Vietnam.
That experience left him physically...
In the story Eat, Pray, Love, Elizabeth Gilbert turns to a palm reader in Bali for guidance in her life.
It's really about self-discovery, and the palm reader...