After 29 years with Bordas & Bordas, Darcy Springer announced her retirement. Today, she reflects on her time with the firm and shares how she plans to spend her days.

Find out why the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office declined LeBron James and Ohio State University's trademark requests.

It’s that time of year again when we start hearing that not so melodious sound of coughing and sneezing all around us.

The litigation hits just keep on coming for Johnson & Johnson. Zak Zatezalo explains.

Today, Jeanne Dedo shares her favorite Halloween memory.

On September 20, the House of Representatives passed the Forced Arbitration FAIR Act (225 in favor to 186 opposed) to end forced arbitration in all its forms and consumers’ Seventh Amendment rights to a civil trial by a jury of their peers. This legislation marks the first time in decades that a branch of Congress has voted to restore these rights to the people on such a grand scale.

In the age of technology, there are thousands of useful software programs that promote more efficient productivity. Check out these Apps today!

A new front has potentially opened up in the battle against Monsanto and Bayer over their Roundup weed killer product and its potential to cause harm.

In Pennsylvania, there is a required tort election between “limited tort” and “full tort” for your motor vehicle insurance. Jim Heneghan explains.

On September 11, 2019, a class action lawsuit was filed in California to determine whether Uber drivers are employees or independent contractors.