A Classic Film’s Lost Oscar Finds Its Way To Court (Twice)
The Oscar Orson Welles won for Citizen Kane has a colorful history of litigation between his daughter, the Academy, and a cinematographer with dozens of adult films to his name.
Nerf Legal Warfare: 5 Tales Of Foamy Fun Gone Wrong
Although Nerf began as a simple foam ball, use as a weapon is a solid part of its history.
5 Tips For Proving Your Legal Department’s Value
Join our expert panel on March 3rd at 1pm ET to explore actionable, emerging ways you can gather and proactively share the data that demonstrates the impact of your work.
Trick Or Cheat? A Pair Of Magicians Have Their Day In Court
The cases of two magicians who used the legal system to try to take their secrets to the grave.
The Docket’s Red Glare: Francis Scott Key And The Star-Spangled Banner
Key’s power of persuasion didn’t lead to victory at the Supreme Court and today that man, Francis Scott Key, is better known as a lyricist than a lawyer.
Nightmare At The Museum? The Resurrection of Extinct Species Is Coming
A look back at the fate of the passenger pigeon, the legal implications of efforts to resurrect the bird and other extinct species, and the courtroom drama over a Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton.
On Remand: Purple Hearts And (Not So) White Lies
Why it's not a good idea to emulate the guys from Wedding Crashers.
Two Small Rocks From Space, Two Giant Lawsuits For Mankind
Ground control to Major Tom... we have a subpoena here for you.
On Remand: Cops, Courts, And Doughnuts
Hijacking Krispy Kreme trucks is more common than you'd think.
On Remand: Kodak Moments In The Courtroom
The legal travails of the once mighty photography giant.
On Remand: Lawyers Ain’t Afraid Of No Ghosts
The Ghostbusters may be able to fight off spirits, but they sure attract a lot of litigation.
How LexisNexis State Net Uses Gen AI To Tame Gov’t Data
Its new features transform how you can track and analyze the more than 200,000 bills, regulations, and other measures set to be introduced this year.
When What Goes Up Can’t Come Down: Who Pays For Climbing Misadventures?
Why climb a mountain? Because it's there... and to spark litigation.
On Remand: ‘Seinfeld’ Lawsuits From The Bizarro World We Live In
The show about nothing has legal connections to everything.
On Remand: Prints Finger The Guilty – And The Innocent?
How did fingerprinting come to be a standard and accepted practice in criminal cases?
Wrigley Field At 100: Shedding Some Light On The Friendly Confines
A look back at the surprisingly litigious past of Wrigley Field.
On Remand: Of Sound Mind And Memory?
The long, twisted tale of the Howard Hughes estate.