The U.S. Supreme Court said Friday that the Trump administration may revoke, for now, Biden-era deportation protections for more than a half-million migrants from Venezuela, Cuba, Haiti and […]
Staff Attorney’s Claims Against Court Supervisors Cleared to Proceed, State High Court Rules
A former staff attorney has been cleared to pursue claims against two state appellate court administrators accused of waging a bullying campaign against him, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial […]
Delaware Supreme Court Allows Law Professors’ Briefs Arguing Musk Compensation Decision Should Be Upheld
The Delaware Supreme Court has agreed to consider two amicus briefs from law professors who argue the court shouldn’t overturn the Court of Chancery decision that rescinded Elon […]
Trade Court Balks at White House Claim That Tariff Orders Are Unreviewable
The U.S. Court of International Trade appeared skeptical of the Trump administration’s asserted authority to unilaterally order new tariffs in a recent hearing on the president’s trade orders, […]
State Appellate Court Affirms $75M Verdict Against UPS
A Missouri appellate court upheld a nearly $75 million jury verdict against United Parcel Service Tuesday after determining that evidence of the driver’s cocaine use did not improperly […]
Amazon and Starbucks Win Full Dismissal of Biometric Data Privacy Case in Washington Federal Court
Amazon.com Inc. and Starbucks Corp., represented by Hueston Hennigan, achieved the full dismissal of a proposed biometric data privacy class action in Washington federal court on Monday. Both […]
Supreme Court Allows Trump to Fire Independent Labor Officials
The U.S. Supreme Court said Thursday that President Donald Trump does not have to reinstate, for now, two independent federal labor officials he fired without cause, casting legal […]
Supreme Court Restores Vote to Maine Lawmaker Censured Over Post About Trans Student Athlete
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday said the Maine House of Representatives must restore voting powers to a state lawmaker who was censured by her colleagues over a […]
Landlord Liable for Tripping Hazard Despite Tenant’s Prior Acknowledgment, State Appellate Court Rules
A Massachusetts court approved a jury’s determination Friday that even though the plaintiff had recognized that a platform in front of her door had been removed, that tripping […]
Supreme Court Lifts Order Protecting Venezuelan Nationals From Deportation
The U.S. Supreme Court said Monday that the Trump administration could move forward, at least for now, with rescinding Biden-era deportation protections for more than 300,000 Venezuelan immigrants. […]