For nearly three years, the two sides have battered each other with relentless legal filings in a New York court, and their war over who should pay at least hundreds of millions of dollars to sex abuse victims shows few signs of abating. Both accuse the other of an underhanded public relations campaign.
The Justice Department’s removal of some restrictions on non-career appointees’ participation in political activities walks back years of policy across presidential administrations aimed at maintaining the department’s independence, former government ethics lawyers said.
After three federal appeals courts reversed the US Tax Court’s longstanding position that it lacks the power to pause a key 90-day window taxpayers have to challenge the IRS, practitioners believe reconsideration is on the table.
The US Supreme Court’s emergency order in a transgender school policy case rattled dozens of lawsuits nationwide, and conservative groups are plotting a path forward to further empower parent plaintiffs.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement must let attorneys representing noncitizens detained in Manhattan’s immigration courthouse take photos of the facilities and talk to detainees, a judge ordered Friday.
Eight Republican-appointed judges in the Ninth Circuit criticized a decision not to revisit a ruling which removed the grant of qualified immunity for police officers based on the “hot pursuit” exception to the Fourth Amendment’s warrant requirement.
A federal judge plans to move quickly to decide whether the Trump administration can move forward for now with a regulation intended to speed how deportation appeals are handled before the Board of Immigration Appeals.
Boston Scientific Corp. artificially inflated its stock price by touting growth in key product segments that it knew was unsustainable, leading to a disappointing revenue report and a significant stock drop, an investor alleges.
The Roman Catholic Diocese of El Paso, Texas filed for bankruptcy, driven by financial strain from litigation over allegations of decades-old clergy sex abuse.
Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. lost its bid to dismiss three patents from a
The US energy secretary and a congressman are calling to restart a shuttered nuclear plant north of New York City, saying it’s needed to meet surging demand for power.
A group of publishers sued notorious shadow library Anna’s Archive to stop the “widespread” infringement of pirated versions of books available on the website and used by artificial intelligence developers to build large language models.
An assistant US attorney in North Carolina filed a response with the court that included “fabricated quotations and misstatements of case holdings” and then made “false or misleading statements” of how they got included, a magistrate judge said.
The Ninth Circuit on Friday paused a federal judge’s order that voided a Board of Immigration Appeals decision used by the Trump administration’s immigration judges to deny bond hearings to detained noncitizens and uphold its policy of mandatory detention.
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