A legal storm is brewing across America’s electoral landscape, and it’s being stirred by none other than Donald Trump. This time, it’s not a campaign rally or a Truth Social tirade—it’s an executive order that’s landed the former president in the crosshairs of nearly 20 Democratic-led states. On Thursday, attorneys general from California, Nevada, and …

Blue Wall Strikes Back: 19 States Sue Trump Over Controversial Voting Clampdown Read More »

A conservative legal group has gone to court to try to derail Donald Trump’s latest barrage of tariffs on Chinese imports, arguing the former president crossed a constitutional line by invoking emergency powers for economic ends. The New Civil Liberties Alliance (NCLA) filed the case in a Florida federal court, calling Trump’s latest move—slapping a …

Lawsuit Slams Trump’s China Tariffs as Power Grab Disguised as Emergency Read More »

Two heavyweight legal players—one born in Manhattan, the other forged between London and Sydney—are locking arms to create a legal juggernaut. Kramer Levin and Herbert Smith Freehills have officially sealed the deal: their partners gave the green light to a merger that will birth a new global firm with over 2,700 lawyers and a projected …

Transatlantic Titans Unite: Kramer Levin and Herbert Smith Freehills Forge $2 Billion Legal Powerhouse Read More »

Bayer is heading back to the U.S. Supreme Court, hoping for a legal lifeline that could block tens of thousands of lawsuits linking its controversial weedkiller, Roundup, to cancer. The German chemical giant is asking the court to rule—once again—that it shouldn’t be on the hook for warning consumers about risks the federal government doesn’t …

Bayer Makes Another High-Stakes Gamble at Supreme Court to Shield Roundup from Cancer Claims Read More »

In a twist that could pull the rug out from under tens of thousands of North Carolina voters, a state appeals court has cracked open the door to possibly discarding more than 60,000 ballots in a high-stakes Supreme Court race that ended with a margin slimmer than a whisper. The court’s 2-1 decision came down …

North Carolina’s 60,000-Vote Question: Court Ruling Puts Razor-Thin Supreme Court Race on the Brink Read More »

In an extraordinary act of defiance, more than 500 law firms have come together to push back against what they describe as a dangerous assault on the American legal system—led not by a hostile foreign power, but by a former U.S. president. The show of solidarity arrived in the form of a forceful court brief, …

500+ Law Firms Draw a Line: Legal Community Rallies Against Trump’s Retaliatory Orders Read More »

In a sharp rebuke to the federal government, a federal judge has ordered the return of a Maryland man who was wrongly deported to El Salvador, giving officials just days to correct their error. Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a legally residing Salvadoran national with a valid U.S. work permit, found himself swept up in a mass …

Judge to U.S. Government: You Deported the Wrong Man—Now Bring Him Back Read More »

A federal judge has stepped in to block an effort by the Trump administration to cut funding for legal aid programs assisting unaccompanied migrant children facing immigration proceedings. The ruling, handed down by U.S. District Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin in San Francisco, temporarily restores funding that advocates say is crucial for ensuring that 26,000 children retain …

Judge Halts Trump’s Legal Aid Cuts for Migrant Children, Citing ‘Immense Harm’ Read More »