Imagine you arrive to work one morning to find an email from your employer in your inbox. The email contains an agreement. The agreement consists of legal language concerning mandatory individual arbitration and a ...

Ten years ago, Hurricane Katrina was the catalyst that precipitated historic changes in New Orleans city government, and in the storm’s aftermath, unprecedented ethics reforms strengthened the systems safeguarding of public ...

Wilbert Jones was exonerated on October 11, 2018. He was wrongfully imprisoned for forty-five years, ten months, and one day for a crime he did not commit. The only evidence against Mr. Jones was the testimony of a single ...

Judge Robert A. Ainsworth, Jr., whose work and days are celebrated in the lecture series, studied law at Loyola Law School, where he was a classmate of my late dear colleague, once Chief Judge of the D. C. Circuit, J. ...

D.A. fled Honduras to escape domestic violence. Her ex-partner had become involved with one of the violent street gangs that terrorize the country. He beat her, raped her, and threatened to kidnap their six-year-old son ...

The past decade has seen the development of a new type of landowner lawsuit. Landowners and mineral interest owners in Louisiana have asserted claims against oil and gas well operators seeking recovery of damages for ...