Richard Binder

Join our April 16 webcast and be among the first to take a deep dive into the exclusive insights and trends revealed in our Am Law 100 data.

Join our April 16 webcast and be among the first to take a deep dive into the exclusive insights and trends revealed in our Am Law 100 data.

Tax-related identity theft reports have soared 45% since before the pandemic, according to a financial services provider and FTC data.

We’ll be discussing the results of ALM’s Mental Health and Substance Abuse Survey in our first-ever Twitter Space.

Law.com’s #IsTheCommuteWorthIt Twitter chat on Tuesday focused on whether and how law firms can maintain a professional culture with more attorneys working outside the traditional office.

Retirement plan access and participation vary by state, with low-wage workers disproportionately left out everywhere.

A discussion about progress made—and progress still to be made—after a tumultuous year.

The wealthiest Americans could very conceivably be facing a higher tax bill in the next four years under President Biden, say Andrea Kushner and Bowman Hallagan of Bernstein Private Wealth Management.

On Tuesday, December 8, a panel of experts will join ALM's Karen Sloan to talk about the bar exam, distance learning, attorney licensure and more.

After the Toronto Raptors play the Golden State Warriors in the NBA finals, Kawhi Leonard may be headed to another kind of court.

The heirs of Earle Hagen and Herbert Spencer, the composers of "Theme for 'The Andy Griffith Show,'" claim CBS is using the theme without a license on DVDs of the TV show.

Colombian media personality Virginia Vallejo’s copyright infringement suit against the Netflix show Narcos is going forward—and it’s all thanks to a love scene with a gun.

Colombian media personality Virginia Vallejo’s copyright infringement suit against the Netflix show Narcos is going forward—and it’s all thanks to a love scene with a gun.

Colombian media personality Virginia Vallejo’s copyright infringement suit against the Netflix show Narcos is going forward—and it’s all thanks to a love scene with a gun.

Carnival has been on probation since 2017 as part of a $40 million settlement stemming from a years-long investigation that revealed ships were illegally dumping oil into the ocean and falsifying their logs to hide it from authorities. Federal prosecutors say Carnival has since violated that probation.

She revealed in a pre-interview that she believed she "possessed various supernatural powers," leading to the host "aggressively" interrogating her on the air.

She revealed in a pre-interview that she believed she possessed various supernatural powers, leading to the host aggressively interrogating her on the air.

As of Dec. 1, the number of law school applicants was up by 12 percent while the number of applications was up by 15 percent.

The rapper has won his copyright breach suit against New Zealand’s conservative National Party who used a version of his song in one of their campaign ads

Vampire-leprechaun hybrids and punctuation in this week’s column.