Six US attorneys warned a “flood” of litigation by migrants challenging their detention has created a “substantial drain on the resources” of their offices in declarations filed in December with the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
The US Judiciary’s policymaking arm has endorsed legislation that would allow judges and federal prosecutors to carry concealed firearms across state lines after completing law-enforcement training.
The Trump administration is trying to convince the Supreme Court that a long-held consensus regarding near-universal birthright citizenship actually conflicts with the original understanding of the Constitution’s Fourteenth Amendment.
SCOTUSBlog founder Tom Goldstein told a journalist that he understated his debts by millions of dollars when applying for a mortgage to keep them secret from his wife, the jury heard at his his trial on tax and false statement charges Thursday.
A Washington federal appeals court appeared likely to revive a bid by religious organizations to block the Trump administration’s policy greenlighting immigration enforcement actions in houses of worship.
The Trump administration has the power to detain noncitizens arrested in the interior of the country without giving them a chance to argue for their release in immigration court, a Fifth Circuit panel ruled Friday.
Cadwalader litigation practice leaders Nicholas Gravante and Phil Iovieno resigned on Friday due to conflicts of interest with clients of the firm’s partner in a planned merger, Hogan Lovells.
Luigi Mangione will face a June 8 murder trial in a New York state court for the fatal shooting of
In 2010 a group of weapons technicians gathered at the training academy of
Kalshi has 30 days to halt sports betting operations in Massachusetts, a state judge ruled Friday denying the market operator’s request to delay the ban while it pursues an appeal.
Paying one man more than one woman for substantially equal work is enough to violate the Equal Pay Act and proof of how the sexes are paid as a group isn’t required, the EEOC said.
A dissenting Eighth Circuit judge chided the court’s decision to vacate a cannabis user’s firearm possession conviction, saying the circuit’s precedent has caused it “paralysis.”
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A former attorney sued Blank Rome LLP on Friday after the firm allegedly failed to protect her from a male colleague who the attorney said sexually assaulted her.
Cadwalader litigation practice leaders Nicholas Gravante and Phil Iovieno resigned on Friday due to conflicts of interest with clients of the firm’s partner in a planned merger, Hogan Lovells.
Companies are warning political uncertainty in Venezuela could impact revenue or operations following recent US military intervention in the country.
Insulet Corp. can add $15 million in attorneys fees to its $59.4 million victory over EOFlow Co. Ltd. in an insulin pump trade secrets dispute, a Massachusetts federal judge ruled.
All four Big Law firms fighting President Donald Trump’s executive orders will make their arguments against the directives on the same day, an appeals court ruled Friday.
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