Tavonna Harris Askew previously served as a staff attorney for the organization in 2001 after graduating from Indiana University's Maurer School of Law.

A federal judge has issued an order preventing Hanover College from eliminating its women’s swimming team as a lawsuit over the team’s fate plays out.

A legal malpractice lawsuit over the creation of a trust was barred by a two-year statute of limitations, the Indiana Court of Appeals affirmed.

Ohio schools can allow 2022 high school graduates to play, contrary to new NCAA guidance on those who have already played four seasons.

Erin Peckinpaugh says John Hensley harassed her and eventually fired her before she could return from maternity leave after she and her partner had a child.

Lawyers for Albertsons made the demand Monday in court, where a two-week trial is slated later this month in a legal fight over who is to blame for the failure of the $24.6 billion deal.

Ryan Ulrick alleges he faced a hostile work environment after interrupting his paternity leave to attend a business trip in Europe for his former employer.

Prosecutors say Andrew Scott Whitaker Jr. also will have to serve 15 years of supervised release following prison and must pay a total of more than $47,000 in restitution.

A federal judge approved funding for the testing but ruled she lacked authority to order prison officials to transport him for the scans.

The First Step Act was a significant rewrite of federal sentencing laws. It reduced some lengthy mandatory minimum sentences, particularly for nonviolent drug crimes.

The judge informed attorneys in the case and refused to consider the correspondence. Ex parte communications are unauthorized because they don’t involve all legal parties.

More than three dozen voting laws passed in Republican-controlled states are taking effect for the first time this year.