An acclaimed panel of lawyers and jurists delved into high-profile attorney Richard Gabriel's study findings that indicate the public's faith in the court system and other main levers of justice is waning. A touchpoint during the two-hour Wednesday night...

Yellowstone Capital, a defunct cash-advance company that was assumed by Delta Bridge Funding and Cloudfund, agreed to wipe out the debt of its small-business clients as part of a combined $1 billion settlement with the office of New York Attorney General...

After 16 years at the helm of the New Jersey Administrative Office of the Courts, Judge Glenn A. Grant is retiring this coming March and will be replaced by Atlantic and Cape May Vicinage Assignment Judge Michael Blee. Grant has served as a Superior Court judge...

Attorneys general from 22 states and the District of Columbia sued President Donald Trump on Tuesday, just hours after he issued an executive order aimed at denying citizenship to U.S.-born children of unauthorized immigrants. The first suit, filed in...

The No Cap Act, a measure that has gained support as an effort to lift the population-based limit that determines the number of judges in New York, has drawn the continued opposition of the association representing the state's trial court jurists. The Supreme...

A New York judge has put a halt to state cannabis regulators’ and the New York City Sheriff's Office’s practice of conducting warrantless raids on hemp license-holders whom were ensnared in their dragnet targeting unlicensed marijuana stores. State Supreme...