Author Index Christopher Keleher

A Schedule A tactic to herd alleged infringers into a single action is testing the limits of civil procedure rules, prompting pushback from the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.

Admissibility of confessions in Illinois more than a half century after Miranda v. Arizona.

Lower courts are largely rudderless in an era of smartphones and selfies when it comes to defining lewdness and child pornography.

Default judgments and dismissals with prejudice should only result from persistent misconduct and after less onerous enforcement options and warnings have failed.

As courts grapple with whether unpaid internships violate minimum wage laws, businesses - including law firms - should review their programs.

The U.S. Supreme Court's robust reading of the right to keep and bear arms places handgun-banning ordinances in peril.