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New Yorkā€™s Gun Restrictions Partially Upheld: Appeals Court Defines Limits in Landmark Ruling

In a pivotal ruling, a federal appeals court in Manhattan affirmed key aspects of New Yorkā€™s sweeping gun control law, permitting the state to enforce a range of firearm restrictions. Among the upheld measures are prohibitions on carrying guns in ā€œsensitiveā€ locations, including schools, parks, theaters, bars, and Times Square. The court also authorized officials ā€¦

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Judgeā€™s Rallying Cry: Cut Law School Funding to Ensure ā€œOriginalismā€ Thrives

In a fiery speech before the Heritage Foundation, U.S. Circuit Judge Amul Thapar called for a radical rethink of law school funding, urging donors and taxpayers to demand that schools foster ā€œoriginalistā€ legal theory. Thapar, a federal judge on the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals and former contender for a Supreme Court seat, argued that ā€¦

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Inside the Mega-Billing Boom: How Partner Pay Reaches Historic Highs

A recent survey of U.S. law firms reveals a monumental shift in partner compensation, fueled by steep hourly billing rates and evolving payment models. Average partner rates have soared to $1,114 per hour, marking a 36% leap since 2022 and an 83% increase over the past decade, according to data from Major, Lindsey & Africa ā€¦

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Judgeā€™s Scrutiny Over Diversity Policy Sparks Tensions in Boeingā€™s 737 MAX Plea Deal

In a twist few expected, a Texas federal judge has spotlighted a detail in Boeingā€™s plea deal that could reshape the future of corporate accountabilityā€”and Americaā€™s culture wars. Judge Reed Oā€™Connor, known for his conservative rulings, has zeroed in on a single line in the Department of Justiceā€™s (DOJ) agreement with Boeing over the deadly ā€¦

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$102 Million Bill for Cargo Ship Crash: Who Picks Up the Tab for Baltimoreā€™s Broken Bridge?

In a landmark settlement, the owners of a Singapore-flagged cargo ship have agreed to pay $102 million to the U.S. government after the vessel collided with Baltimoreā€™s Francis Scott Key Bridge in March, tragically killing six people. The collision, involving the Dali cargo ship, sent a section of the iconic bridge crashing into the Patapsco ā€¦

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Colorado Manā€™s E. Coli Case Sparks First McDonaldā€™s Lawsuit Over Quarter Pounder Outbreakā€

In a chilling reminder of foodborne risks, a Colorado man has filed a lawsuit against McDonaldā€™s, claiming that a Quarter Pounder burger led to his serious E. coli infection amidst a fast-spreading outbreak tied to the iconic fast-food chain. Eric Stelly, the plaintiff, alleges he became ill after eating at a McDonaldā€™s in Greeley, Colorado, ā€¦

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Akin Gump Closes Chapter on Lengthy Legal Dispute with Former Attorney

After nearly a decade of legal wrangling, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP has reached a resolution with former attorney Kristy Wagner, who alleged discrimination following a life-altering zip-lining accident in 2011. On Tuesday, both parties filed a joint stipulation of dismissal in federal court in Washington, D.C., though details about a potential settlement ā€¦

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Legal Blow to Pittsburgh Paper: NLRBā€™s Structure Upheld Amid Controversy

A federal judge has dismissed a Pittsburgh newspaperā€™s challenge to the constitutionality of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), even as she hinted that the agencyā€™s established authority may face increasing scrutiny. U.S. District Judge Cathy Bissoon ruled that a pivotal 1937 Supreme Court decision supporting the NLRBā€™s framework remains valid, contrary to the assertions ā€¦

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Clash of Creativity: MetaBirkins and the Battle for Brand Rights

A U.S. appeals court is delving into the contentious case between luxury brand Hermes and artist Mason Rothschild, known for his ā€œMetaBirkinsā€ NFTs, which depict the iconic Birkin bags in vibrant, faux-fur aesthetics. During a recent hearing at the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Senior Circuit Judge Pierre Leval raised eyebrows over the initial ā€¦

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Court Strikes Down ā€˜Meteringā€™ Border Policy in Landmark Asylum Ruling

A U.S. appeals court has ruled that a controversial border policy, known as ā€œmetering,ā€ violated federal law by turning away asylum-seekers once daily caps were met. The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals stated that immigration law obliges U.S. border agents to inspect all individuals arriving at designated crossings, even if they have not yet physically ā€¦

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