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In a decisive blow to attorneys aligned with former President Donald Trump, the U.S. Supreme Court has opted not to entertain appeals lodged by lawyers sanctioned for their fervent attempts to overturn the 2020 election results. The court’s terse decision, devoid of any explication, upholds a 2021 ruling by a Michigan federal judge, who imposed …

 Supreme Court Denies Appeals of Trump-Aligned Lawyers in Election Challenges Read More »

In the heart of the ongoing immigration saga, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton wielded the law as a sword, thrusting it at a Catholic nonprofit organization aiding migrants. Accusing the group of a medley of offenses including “alien harboring, human smuggling, and operating a stash house,” Paxton’s legal onslaught sought to strip Annunciation House of …

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In a pivotal turn, the conservative-backed challenge against Nasdaq’s mandate for companies to disclose board diversity faces reconsideration by a federal appeals court in New Orleans. The decision comes after a prior panel of the court upheld the requirement, setting the stage for a contentious legal battle. The conservative-leaning 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals …

Court Revisits Nasdaq Board Diversity Mandate Amid Conservative Opposition Read More »

In a pivotal decision on Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court shut the door on three Republican-led states seeking to join an appeal that could shape the future of mifepristone, a key medication in medical abortions. Initiated by anti-abortion groups challenging the FDA’s approval of the drug, the appeal has drawn significant attention, with arguments slated …

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In a dramatic legal showdown, the alumni association and four current students of Golden Gate University School of Law have taken a defiant stance against the university’s decision to shutter its juris doctor program. Filed in California state court, their lawsuit aims to halt the impending closure, citing breaches of contract and allegations of financial …

Legal Battle Brews as Students and Alumni Challenge Golden Gate University’s Closure of Law Degree Program Read More »

In a legal skirmish echoing across the corridors of real estate markets, the U.S. Justice Department stands firm against what it deems a tepid resolution in a case concerning bloated broker fees. Nestled within the folds of a federal filing lies a call for reprimand, dismissing a proposed settlement as a mere veneer veiling the …

Justice Department Challenges Real Estate Commission Settlement, Citing Lack of Buyer Protection Read More »

In the cavernous halls of the New York State Supreme Court, where the echo of justice once resounded through live testimonies and courtroom dramas, now stands an eerie emptiness. The ghostly silence bears witness to the evolving landscape of legal proceedings in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. A consortium of esteemed U.S. plaintiffs’ law …

Innovating Justice: Push for Virtual Testimony in US Federal Courts Read More »

In a groundbreaking move, the Indiana Supreme Court has reshaped the landscape for aspiring lawyers, extending an invitation to graduates of non-American Bar Association (ABA) accredited law schools to sit for the state’s bar exam. This monumental decision, effective July 1st, marks a pivotal moment in the legal realm, offering a pathway previously unexplored. The …

Indiana Breaks Barriers: Online Law Graduates Granted Access to State Bar Exam Read More »

In a fervent legal battle echoing through the hallowed chambers of the judiciary, Indiana stands resolute in its bid to uphold a contentious law prohibiting the administration of puberty blockers and hormones to minors undergoing gender transition. Spearheaded by Solicitor General James Barta, the state contends that it possesses the prerogative to regulate medical procedures, …

Hoosier State Pushes to Reinstate Ban on Gender Transition Care for Minors Read More »

In a twist of legal proceedings, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito intervened on Friday, temporarily stalling the Boy Scouts of America’s colossal $2.46 billion settlement over decades of sexual abuse allegations. This move comes amidst an appeal lodged by a group of 144 claimants who argue that the settlement unjustly shields non-bankrupt entities like churches, …

Supreme Court Halts Boy Scouts’ $2.46 Billion Abuse Settlement Amid Legal Battle Read More »