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Law students working unpaid internships with federal judges may be able to accept substantial financial support from law firms recruiting them, provided the payments are kept separate from their judicial work, according to new…
A Louisiana federal court has introduced new disclosure requirements for parties using third-party litigation financing, adding another layer to the growing push for greater transparency over who is financially backing lawsuits in U.S. courts.…
A group of major food manufacturers is asking a federal judge in Minnesota to remove Paul Weiss from a lawsuit accusing sugar producers of fixing prices, arguing that the law firm has a serious…
A federal appeals court on Wednesday appeared unconvinced by Louisiana’s attempt to roll back expanded access to the abortion drug mifepristone, with judges pressing the state over whether it has enough legal grounds to…
The U.S. Justice Department has asked the Supreme Court to intervene in a growing dispute over how President Donald Trump’s administration has installed interim federal prosecutors without Senate confirmation. The request follows a ruling…
The battle over Missouri’s Republican-backed congressional map has landed back before the U.S. Supreme Court, with opponents seeking to block a federal ruling that cleared the way for the new boundaries to be used…
A major copyright battle involving OpenAI, Microsoft and The New York Times is moving toward a potentially consequential ruling over whether companies can legally use copyrighted works to train artificial intelligence systems. In filings…
The United States has restarted immigrant visa processing in Hungary and Poland, even as applicants in many other countries continue to face a temporary halt in visa interviews. The change was introduced last week…
The American Bar Association has scrapped its diversity, equity and inclusion requirement for U.S. law schools, a move aimed at protecting the organization’s role as the nation’s recognized accreditor amid mounting pressure from the…
The Trump administration has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to let it resume a federal voter-verification program that was blocked by a lower court over concerns about the reliability of the data being used…
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