The state DYS worker who previously spent time in prison for motor vehicle homicide before urging Boston police officers to call his “boss, the female governor,” following a recent arrest has been ...

Massachusetts lawmakers passed a funding bill that includes a pay raise for public defenders as part of an effort to end a ...

Seeking higher pay, lawyers for indigent defendants won’t take new clients. As a result, judges must dismiss cases against ...

A federal judge is considering sanctions against Boston-based Cervantes Law, which claims to have inadvertently used a ...

The Detroit Board of Zoning Appeals voted to not overturn a decision this spring that allows for a 49-unit apartment building ...

Wilkins Davis law firm launches in SC; Fluor Field earns top Single-A rank; Anderson Lake approved; Project Hope gains autism ...

With no resolution in sight, the Massachusetts court crisis caused by bar advocates’ work stoppage is set to escalate as criminal defendants continue to go without legal representation.

Following this week’s Fernandina Beach City Commission meeting, crews began cutting down trees on a controversial development site, despite two court rulings that appear to block the project ...

EPA eliminates research and development office, begins layoffs The EPA said in May it would shift its scientific expertise and research efforts to program offices that focus on major issues like ...

This publication, International Legal Developments – Year in Review: 2024, presents a survey of important legal and political developments in international law that occurred during 2024.

BOSTON — With one top Democrat invoking Yogi Berra's famous "déjà vu all over again" quote, the House on Wednesday approved the latest attempt to strengthen access to reproductive and ...