Family members say they haven't received any compensation from big companies who continue to profit off her legacy.

BLM New York's staunch claims come following a heated altercation that occurred between three Black women from Texas and Carmine's hostess

From lawyers to judges, black women have been instrumental in shaping the American legal landscape for centuries.

A growing number of parents say sex-offender laws are too harsh on teen boys.

Hasty foreclosures leave room for litigation and profit-making.

(Washington Business Journal) — Starting Sept. 21 (that’s next Tuesday), the D.C. Bar pro bono program and the D.C. Department of Small & Local Business Development is offering an eight-part series of classes on the legal basics for small business owners. Some session titles include: “Basics of Employment Law,” “What’s in a contract and why?,” […]

Courts breaking their own anti-discrimination laws?

(BlackPoliticsOnTheWeb.com) — Four decades after President Richard Nixon declared a “war on drugs,” the White House on Tuesday announced a shift in national drug policy that would treat illegal drug use more as a public health issue and plunge more resources into prevention and treatment. The new drug control strategy boosts community-based anti-drug programs, encourages […]

(HuffingtonPost.com) — The White House has released more information about its short list of nominees to replace John Paul Stevens on the U.S. Supreme Court. One of the names reportedly being considered — a name that had been largely overlooked by political observers — is yet another appellate court judge with Chicago roots: Ann Claire […]

(Tallahassee.com) — Florida A&M University and other historically black colleges in the state will get an additional $61 million over the next decade under legislation that President Barack Obama signed into law Tuesday. Read More…