Amidst the backdrop of historic significance, the South Carolina Supreme Court has issued a pivotal ruling, granting the state’s NAACP branch the authority to equip non-lawyer volunteers with the tools to offer limited legal counsel to tenants confronting eviction threats. In a resounding verdict delivered last week, the court, acknowledging the pressing need for such …
In a bid to modernize the discourse within the legal realm, the American Bar Association (ABA) has initiated a campaign to retire the antiquated term “court-appointed master” from federal judiciary lexicons. The ABA contends that the term carries unfavorable historical connotations and inadequately represents the nuanced responsibilities of those entrusted with guiding litigation processes. Advocating …
Evolving Legal Lexicon: ABA Advocates for Terminological Reform in US Judiciary Read More »
In the shadow of America’s political tumult, a disturbing trend has emerged, exposing the judiciary to unprecedented peril. Recent data from the U.S. Marshals Service unveils a harrowing reality: threats against federal judges have more than doubled over the past three years, reaching an alarming crescendo fueled by political animosity. The agency entrusted with safeguarding …
Escalating Threats: Political Discord Drives Surge in Menaces Against US Federal Judges Read More »
In a high-stakes legal tango, the U.S. Supreme Court has issued a decisive directive to Special Counsel Jack Smith, tasking him with a swift response to Donald Trump’s plea for immunity. The court’s order, a terse yet pivotal missive, requires Smith to present his rebuttal by February 20th, casting a spotlight on the ongoing clash …
Supreme Court Sets Deadline for Special Counsel in Trump Immunity Battle Read More »
In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court has underscored the importance of substance over form in corporate insolvency cases. In a judgment rendered on February 12, the apex court emphasized that a claim backed by evidence cannot be dismissed solely due to its presentation in a non-standard format. The ruling stems from a case where …
Upholding Justice: Supreme Court Stresses Validity of Claims, Regardless of Form Read More »
In a recent verdict, the Supreme Court reinforced the authority of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) to retract its approval of resolution plans under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) if they fail to adhere to the Code’s stipulations. The case involved a Resolution Applicant (RA) who petitioned the AA (Adjudicating Authority), namely NCLT, …
Supreme Court Affirms NCLT’s Inherent Power to Recall Resolution Plan Orders Under IBC Read More »
In the ever-evolving landscape of intellectual property, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has recently shed light on a contentious issue: the patentability of inventions crafted with the aid of artificial intelligence (AI). Amidst this backdrop, the agency’s latest directive underscores a fundamental principle: patents are reserved for human ingenuity. Addressing the intricate …
Striking a Balance: USPTO’s New Guidelines on AI-Assisted Inventions Read More »
Nestled within the heart of downtown Providence lies Brown University, an emblem of academia’s allure. Yet, beyond its picturesque campus, a legal tempest brewed, unveiling a contentious battle over admissions fairness. In a pivotal ruling, U.S. District Judge Matthew Kennelly, presiding from the vantage point of Chicago, stamped preliminary approval on settlements exceeding $104 million. …
Landmark Antitrust Settlements Redefine College Admissions Landscape Read More »
In a dramatic turn of events, former President Donald Trump has taken his legal battle to new heights, appealing to the highest judicial authority in the United States, the Supreme Court. At the heart of the matter lies Trump’s fervent desire for immunity from prosecution in connection with his alleged endeavors to overturn the 2020 …
Trump’s Plea to Supreme Court: A Bid for Immunity Preservation Read More »
Amidst a backdrop of controversy surrounding the utilization of Lord Ayyappa’s images on voting slips during the 2021 assembly elections in Kerala, the Supreme Court has rendered a significant ruling. On February 12, the apex court pronounced its decision on the election petition submitted by M Swaraj of the CPI(M), challenging the victory of K …
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