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The Walter H. Capps Center for the Study of Ethics, Religion, and Public Life will present “Indigenous Religious Traditions and Law in the Current Political Moment,” a panel of tribal authorities, ...

It is widely but incorrectly believed that commercially sophisticated parties are free to make whatever contracts they choose. Contracts contain a “procedural” part and a “substantive” part. The ...

John Murphy, a managing director of strategic advisory at Haig Partners, joined WSJ’s Take On the Week to break down the massive shifts under way in the auto industry. Photo: WSJ Photo: WSJ In a ...

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One of corporate law’s most influential jurists Thursday called on business executives, university officials, and law firm leaders to stand up forcefully against President Donald Trump’s escalating ...

EDMOND, Okla. (KFOR) – The Edmond Police Department is reminding drivers beginning November 1st it will be illegal to be holding your cell phone in an active school zone or construction zone. The ...

President Donald Trump’s administration has defended his proposal to mint a $1 coin boasting his face — despite a federal law that prohibits it. In honor of America’s 250th anniversary, the U.S.

On a humid July Friday morning, Luis E. Rivera II’s phone rang with the kind of call that reshapes a career: He learned he had become the first Hispanic judge to serve on the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for ...

Two Long Island sisters who own a fast food restaurant are navigating a legal nightmare they never saw coming. They were sued for millions of dollars over a law they didn't realize they were breaking.