A looming federal cap on graduate student borrowing is prompting at least one U.S. law school to take financing into its own hands. In a move that could signal ...

In a landmark decision that could reshape legal accountability in school shooting cases, a jury in Barrow County has convicted Colin Gray, the father of the tee ...

The U.S. Department of Justice has reversed course in high-stakes appellate litigation involving executive orders issued under the administration of Donald Trum ...

JDJournal readers navigating the evolving legal job market should take note: leading legal recruiters are sharing new insights into what law firms and employers ...

The official cause of death for actor Eric Dane has been confirmed as respiratory failure resulting from complications of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a ...

The legal profession is evolving rapidly, and technology is at the center of this transformation. JDJournal is pleased to announce a comprehensive look at one o ...

For many law school graduates, the idea of launching a solo law practice right after earning a J.D. can seem empowering. With a license in hand and a desire for ...

Law firm mergers are accelerating across the United States, and the ripple effects are transforming the lateral hiring market in 2026. As large and midsize firm ...

The rapid expansion of litigation finance is reshaping the legal industry and law students now have a unique opportunity to gain early exposure to one of the fa ...

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has taken a significant step toward strengthening its regulatory oversight of digital assets and complex fi ...

As federal student lending policies tighten, law students across the United States are facing a new financial reality. A recently launched Private Loan Exchange ...

JPMorgan Chase, Barclays, and Fifth Third Bank are facing a high-stakes investor lawsuit alleging the financial institutions failed to detect or ignored major w ...