Goodwin Procter is changing its summer associate program to a five-week, virtual experience as coronavirus forces law firms to think outside the box when it comes to ushering in their new crop of talent.

Zoom Chief Executive Officer Eric Yuan pledged that his company will meet the highest security standards, seeking to put millions of new users at ease after numerous security lapses on the video-meeting application.

The long-term video surveillance of a suspected cocaine dealer didn’t constitute a search requiring a warrant under the Fourth Amendment, the Sixth Circuit said.

The American Bar Association Board of Governors approved a resolution late Tuesday that urges states to immediately adopt emergency rules authorizing recent law graduates unable to take a bar exam because of the coronavirus pandemic to engage in limited practice of law.

A Utah physician can proceed with several claims against a former employee who allegedly stole a computer hard drive containing patient information and used it to support a False Claims Act complaint against the physician, a federal court in the state said.

Coronavirus-themed phishing attacks have become so pervasive that the governments of the U.S. and U.K. issued a joint warning Wednesday about their growing use.