A White professor may be able to convince a jury Alabama State University failed to renew her contract because of some Black co-workers’ racial biases, including the dean’s secretary, who a former provost said “ran the place,” the Middle District of Alabama ruled.

A Black analyst with Honeywell International Inc. lacks evidence that race drove a new manager to rate his work negatively and put him on a performance improvement plan that saw his 18-year career end in medical leave, the Western District of Washington ruled.

In the third installment of our “They’ve Got Next” series, we spotlight five young lawyers to know in the world of bankruptcy.

Justin Alberto calls the opioid crisis “one of the worst, if not the worst, man-made epidemics of our lifetime.”

The nation’s most prominent corporate bankruptcy venues are increasingly seeing the name Kelli Norfleet at the bottom of legal briefs.

Vincent Indelicato is a voracious reader. He loves fine Italian food, plus an occasional late-night cheesesteak at Shorty’s. And in the chaotic world of corporate bankruptcy, what he likes most is being in control.