The Supreme Court will began hearing oral arguments Oct. 7 for the 2019-2020 term, and it will have tackled big employment law issues starting in the first week of oral arguments.
The first of these cases to be heard concerns whether LGBT workers are protected under Federal employment law, i.e.,...
The study "Parental Alcohol Use Disorder and Offspring Marital Outcomes," appeared in the journal Addiction. It is based on data from legal, medical and pharmacy registries with detailed information on 1.17 million people in Sweden who were born between 1965 and 1975.
Children of parents who have alcohol use disorder...
Attending an elite college such as Harvard or Yale is viewed as a path to success, but a new study finds that women enjoy the financial dividends more than men.
Female graduates of the most competitive schools earn 14 percent more than women with comparable entrance-exam scores who went to...
If you want to know why marriages break apart, and what it looks like when they do, talk to a divorce lawyer. Better yet, read a book by a divorce lawyer about why people divorce.
James J. Sexton has spent nearly 20 years handling custody disputes, child care payments, prenups...