Litigation

Court Limits EEOC’s Authority on Early Right-to-Sue Letters

Read how a New York court’s restriction of the EEOC’s power to issue early right-to-sue letters demonstrates post–Chevron limits on agency authority.

TRON Founder Suing Bloomberg Over Crypto Wealth Confidentiality

Learn why TRON founder Justin Sun is suing Bloomberg over alleged wealth confidentiality breaches and jeopardizing his personal security.

Algorithmic Trading and India’s SEBI Allegations Against Jane Street

India’s SEBI accuses Jane Street of market manipulation, raising global questions about algorithmic trading, arbitrage, and regulatory oversight.

Meta Settlement Shields Zuckerberg and Board From Testimony

A close look at the Meta settlement shows how shareholder litigation over data privacy shapes corporate accountability and executive strategy.

Second Circuit Narrows Scope of Wire Fraud Prosecutions

Discover how a Second Circuit wire fraud ruling reshapes the boundaries of property rights in criminal prosecutions and challenges future enforcement strategies.

DC Circuit Affirms Proxy Voting Advice Is Not “Solicitation”

Discover why the DC Circuit ruled that paid proxy voting advice falls outside the Section 14(a) “solicitation” definition.

Massachusetts Court Enforces Waiver in Separation Agreement

Learn why a Massachusetts court enforced a well-written separation agreement waiver and dismissed discrimination and wage claims by an employee.

Midjourney Response Sets Stage for Pivotal Copyright Law

Read how Midjourney’s response to Disney’s lawsuit frames their dispute as a test case for courts’ application of copyright law to AI training and outputs.

AI-Generated Fake Cases Lead to Court Rebuke in Bankruptcy Dispute

Read about an AI-generated citation that led to a court rebuke concerning fabricated cases in a contentious bankruptcy proceeding.

SEC Told Court It Won’t Revisit Climate Disclosure Rules

Discover why the SEC’s refusal to revisit climate disclosure rules leaves their fate to the Eighth Circuit, and raises questions about future regulatory authority.