Retired Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer is set to begin 2025 by returning to the courtroom, this time as a visiting judge for the Boston-based 1st Circuit Court of Appeals. At 86, Breyer will…
The Texas Supreme Court has rejected an effort to discipline Brent Webster, First Assistant Attorney General of Texas, in connection with a controversial lawsuit challenging the 2020 presidential election results. The decision dealt a…
Jimmy Carter, remembered for his transformative leadership, left an indelible mark on the U.S. judiciary during his four-year presidency, shattering longstanding barriers of representation. Although his term lacked a Supreme Court appointment, Carter’s legacy…
A U.S. appeals court has temporarily halted a federal mandate requiring corporations to disclose the identities of their beneficial owners, delaying a significant anti-money laundering initiative just weeks before its enforcement deadline. The 5th…
A wave of high-stakes copyright lawsuits could reshape the artificial intelligence landscape in 2025, as courts prepare to address accusations against major tech players like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta Platforms. At the heart of…
A coalition of major banks and business groups has taken the Federal Reserve to court, claiming its annual stress testing procedures violate legal standards. The lawsuit, filed in a Columbus, Ohio federal court, targets…
DraftKings has resolved a contentious legal battle with a former senior executive accused of misusing proprietary information to aid his transition to rival Fanatics. The executive, Michael Hermalyn, joined Fanatics earlier this year after…
In a pivotal move, Apple has stepped into the fray of Google’s high-stakes U.S. antitrust trial over online search dominance. The tech giant seeks to protect its lucrative revenue-sharing agreements with Google, arrangements that…
In an unusual case of judicial self-reflection, a U.S. federal judge admitted to breaching ethical guidelines after addressing a politically affiliated organization. The judge, whose identity remains undisclosed, took swift action to correct the…
A federal appeals court has reaffirmed that non-violent offenders cannot be broadly barred from owning firearms, marking a significant legal interpretation of the Second Amendment. The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in…
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