Milbank has become the latest Big Law firm to strike a deal with President Donald Trump to avoid a harmful executive order.

Constitutional Showdown as Law Firms Respond to Executive Orders Targeting Their Clients, Hiring Practices, and Pro Bono Work In an unprecedented campaign against the legal profession, President ...

While Paul Weiss, Willkie Farr and Skadden Arps bowed to the president, others are standing up for democracy and the rule of ...

More than 300 law professors and other legal groups submitted court briefs backing law firm Perkins Coie in its lawsuit ...

The Trump administration implored a federal judge to toss a lawsuit filed by Perkins Coie over his allegedly unconstitutional ...

Regardless of ultimate enforcement, legality. constitutionality, or even intended use, the taint of an EO is wide-ranging.

Thus, the law firm would at once lose a huge number of its clients, resulting in the lay-offs of hundreds of lawyers and ...

Go along or stand against? There's a tendency among Americans to seek compromise, to have a win-win solution for both sides ...

A pathogen is spreading throughout our cherished legal system – capitulation to Trump. A University of Tennessee professor ...

Capitulation in advance to bullying, even from the Oval Office, or to a vengeful and likely unconstitutional order goes ...

None of the nation’s top-10 firms by revenue have signed a legal brief demonstrating support for the Seattle-based law firm that is resisting an executive order.

President Trump has taken aim at law firms that he believes have wronged him. Here's how they've responded.