FindLaw for Legal Professionals

George Santos has been charged with 13 crimes, some of which come with hefty sentences. FindLaw looks into the charges, what he's being accused of doing, and what might happen next for the Congressman. findlaw.com/legalblogs/feder…

The trial of disbarred former South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh began last week. This murder trial has captured the nation's attention. FindLaw has all the details as it gets underway. findlaw.com/legalblogs/court… #AlexMurdaughTrial #MurdaughTrial

FindLaw discusses New York Representative George Santos, his many lies, whether he must be seated, and if the House of Representatives can expel him. findlaw.com/legalblogs/court…

Do ballot selfies encourage voter participation? Or do they encourage buying and selling votes? Whatever the case, they are a thing. And states are regulating their use in many ways — ranging from total acceptance to prohibition. findlaw.com/legalblogs/law-a…

Legislators have been busy like never before passing bills that affect voting, most of them making it tougher for Americans to cast ballots. As the midterm elections approach, we take a closer look at this trend and how it may affect you. findlaw.com/legalblogs/law-a…

In this week's episode, our host have fun discussion around some of the most notable, lambasted, and misunderstood personal injury lawsuits in American history. link.chtbl.com/Ck73X1rv?dcmp…

A new law in California uses "sectoral bargaining" to give all fast-food workers a voice in setting pay and working conditions. Will it catch on elsewhere? findlaw.com/legalblogs/law-a…

The Don't Judge Me podcast hosts don’t have a magic school bus, but they do have an interesting discussion of new legislation and previous Supreme Court cases related to education in our newest episode. Listen now: bit.ly/3RBF4OC

We Americans love to smile. We even smile when we are arrested and have our mugshots taken. But is a smiling mugshot a good idea? FindLaw puts the subject into focus. findlaw.com/legalblogs/law-a…

Join us in the Wayback Machine to talk about the ever-timely issue of the separation of church and state. And because we don't want to be so serious all the time, we also talk about Rhode Island's troublemaking youth and invite you to play a game. link.chtbl.com/GNLi1M6A?dcmp…

Idaho's tough new anti-abortion law criminalizes doctors who perform abortions even if they think it's necessary in a medical emergency. The U.S. Justice Department has filed a lawsuit saying that the restriction violates federal law. findlaw.com/legalblogs/court…

Wouldn't it be nice to have an attorney with you when speaking to police during a traffic stop? Someone who is on your side and can explain your rights to you the moment you need it most? That's just what @TurnSignl does. findlaw.com/legalblogs/law-a…

Major League Baseball has just reached a $185 million settlement for violating the minimum wage rights of minor league players! Minor leaguers being paid less than poverty wages has become the industry standard. findlaw.com/legalblogs/legal…

A pregnant woman in Texas argues that the state's abortion ban and protections for the unborn give her legal access to driving in HOV lanes. It's an amusing case, but serious disputes lay ahead if "fetal personhood" gains traction. findlaw.com/legalblogs/legal…

Your apartment building just got sold! What are you entitled to as a tenant? FindLaw explains tenant rights and more. findlaw.com/legalblogs/law-a…

The U.S. Supreme Court told New York its law restricting carrying concealed handguns outside the home is unconstitutional. New York's response: OK, but here are a bunch of NEW restrictions. findlaw.com/legalblogs/court…

Can charter schools force young girls to wear skirts? According to a federal appeals court: absolutely not, if it has harmful motives. Read more about discriminatory dress codes here! findlaw.com/legalblogs/fourt…

Perceptions of police failure to respond to a school shooter in Texas raises the question: What actual duties do they have to protect you? The answer: Not much. findlaw.com/legalblogs/law-a…

While Americans can't marry robots or animals, the U.S. does have some wacky marriage laws and customs. FindLaw reviews unusual marriage laws in the U.S. findlaw.com/legalblogs/legal…

Can a proposed New York law make the fashion industry more sustainable? New York lawmakers are giving it a try in a new bill. Courtside has more. tmsnrt.rs/3KGZGRc