The pandemic reshaped our world in countless ways, but perhaps the most insidious effect is the pervasive feeling of being ...

For many Americans, any sort of legal entanglement can send their lives into a tailspin. A landlord illegally withholding a ...

The pandemic reshaped our world in countless ways, but perhaps the most insidious effect is the pervasive feeling of being stuck.

Kevin Frazier is an adjunct professor at Delaware Law School in Wilmington, Delaware, and an affiliated scholar of emerging ...

The pandemic reshaped our world in countless ways, but perhaps the most insidious effect is the pervasive feeling of being stuck.

The pandemic reshaped our world in countless ways, but perhaps the most insidious effect is the pervasive feeling of being ...

Dr. Francis Townsend penned a letter to the editor for the Long-Beach Press-Telegram. His radical, simple idea — to give $200 ...

Frazier is an adjunct professor of Delaware Law and an affiliated scholar of emerging technology and constitutional law at St. Thomas University College of Law.

The Entertainment Tonight hosts discuss some highlights, including Beyoncé’s Album of the Year win and Chappell Roan as Best ...

Legal education has lost its way. Its primary purpose should be training lawyers to meet society's legal needs, yet no one involved—law schools, faculty, or bar exam prep companies—seems to care.