Litigation
Though Anthony M. Kennedy and Antonin Scalia, both born in 1936 and both appointed by President Reagan, often join other […]
The SEC’s interest in cybersecurity began modestly enough in 2011 with letters requesting information, but it quickly moved to include […]
Fear of future injury hasn’t fared well as the basis for a claim when the injury is a medical problem […]
With the Supreme Court hearing arguments this week in a same-sex marriage case, “a sense of inevitability is in the […]
A serious new workplace drug problem has emerged, and it has nothing to do with the legalization of marijuana, writes […]
The family of slain teenager Michael Brown has filed a lawsuit against the city of Ferguson, Missouri, seeking unspecified damages […]
A federal district court has rejected a challenge to a “take permit” issued by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service […]
In its review of a case that goes back to a contract dispute originating in the 1980s, the Court of […]
The single judge in Texas who has suspended President Obama’s immigration policy efforts is one example of the kind of […]
A closely-watched EEOC case, recently decided by the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, will be “music to the ears of employers…
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