Attorneys at Kaufman Dolowich LLP discuss key legal and litigation trends for 2026 in the healthcare industry, including medical malpractice, employment law, health insurance, and cyber litigation.

Despite geopolitical and economic uncertainty, demand for litigation services grew by 2% in the second quarter of 2025, according to the Law Firm Financial Index. That’s on top of 3.4% demand growth ...

PJI Law adds four attorneys to its Civil Litigation team, expanding expertise across complex disputes and supporting ...

Opinion: As the credit reporting industry evolves in 2026, expect an increased focus on state-level regulatory frameworks—and ...

In litigation, everything comes down to evidence—what you can prove, what you can verify, and what holds up under scrutiny. The same principle now applies to artificial intelligence (AI) adoption in ...

In September 2025, the AAUP and a coalition of unions filed a lawsuit in federal court that resulted in a sweeping preliminary injunction blocking the Trump administration’s attempt to coerce the ...

Firms throughout the Am Law 200 are adding partners and making investments this year in litigation, but in different ways and from different starting points. Litigation practice demand grew 2% in the ...

U.S. litigation funding firm Longford Capital and law firm Susman Godfrey have been sued by a patent monetization company ...

The midstream oil and gas industry, a vital artery of the energy sector encompassing crucial transportation and storage infrastructure, operates within a highly competitive and intensely scrutinized ...

DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Benchmark Litigation has named Olson Grimsley among the best litigation law firms in the country, and the firm’s five founders also earned individual honors from the legal ...

In today's rapidly commercialised academic environment, legal education, more particularly in private law colleges, is ...

Landmark Legislation Culminates 20 Years of Regulatory Evolution and Validates Consumer Litigation Funding—Now Known as "Lit Fin"—in the World's Financial Capital Often misunderstood as lawsuit loans ...