Book Review: “The Sewing Girl’s Tale,” by John Wood Sweet John Wood Sweet’s “The Sewing Girl’s Tale” tells the story of an unusual prosecution in 18th-century New York — and its contemporary relevance.
Alex Murdaugh Is Expected to Be Charged With Killing Wife and Son, Lawyer Says Mr. Murdaugh, who comes from a powerful legal family in rural South Carolina, has already faced a wave of fraud and theft charges since the killings last summer.
Arthur Aidala: The Nice-Guy Lawyer for America’s Tabloid Villains The sweet spot of Arthur Aidala’s law practice is a headline-grabbing defendant who is hated by many. Somehow, that doesn’t mean people hate him.
An Anti-Abortion Campaigner on the Movement’s Historic Win James Bopp, chief lawyer for the National Right to Life Committee, says that overturning Roe v. Wade is only the halfway point.
Discussing Dobbs With an Abortion Rights Champion of the ’70s Fifty years ago, Nancy Stearns, a lawyer, was on the front lines of the battle to secure legal access to terminations for American women.