LATINOS in Washington sued the Trump administration today, claiming ICE officers and other federal agents are unlawfully targeting them for immigration arrests without warrants and probable cause, Daniel Seiden reports.

Jackson Walker LLP reached two settlements totaling nearly $1 million to resolve disputes stemming from the Texas law firm’s failure to disclose an intimate relationship between a former partner and a now-resigned bankruptcy judge.

Daniel Graham joined Holland & Hart as a partner in its commercial litigation practice in Denver, the firm announced Thursday.

The Indiana attorney general’s office won’t approve hiring outside counsel from law firms that operate diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, according to a new policy memorandum.

Environmental Protection Agency employees are being told not to participate in events hosted by one of the nation’s premier environmental legal associations, according to a letter reviewed by Bloomberg Law.

The full Fifth Circuit struggled with immunity for private lawyers in a case over advice from Planned Parenthood attorneys.

US Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said the US will investigate suppliers of crop inputs such as seeds and fertilizers for potential antitrust violations, sending share prices plunging.

An Illinois federal district court partially denied summary judgment to Skechers USA on the claims of a 61-year-old sales employee that she faced discrimination and retaliation, including discharge, due to her age and for complaining to HR, in violation of the ADEA and Title VII. Dragicevich v. Skechers USA, Inc., 2025 BL 339402, N.D. Ill., 23 CV 15641, 9/23/25

A Colorado federal district court temporarily enjoined the termination of a long-time employee of the City and County of Denver until a full hearing could be held, after she alleged First Amendment retaliation, including reduced performance ratings and exclusion from meetings. Calderon v. City & Cnty. of Denver, 2025 BL 332617, D. Colo., 24-cv-02406-NYW-TPO, 9/17/25

Genuine issues of fact preclude summary judgment to Walmart on the American with Disabilities Act and state law claims of a former employee with a neck injury and concussion, where a reasonable jury could find that she requested accommodation for her concussion-related absences. Murray v. Wal-Mart Stores East, LP, 2025 BL 331863, D. Conn., 3:23-CV-01019 (SVN), 9/17/25

Federal Express Corp. subjected a longtime former employee to a sexually hostile work environment and fired her because of her sex, the EEOC said Thursday in a suit filed on the worker’s behalf.

A former Constellation Energy Generation LLC worker dropped his claims that his unescorted site access at a nuclear power plant was unlawfully revoked because of his post-traumatic stress disorder, which caused him to be fired.

TowerBrook Capital Partners LP and Ascension Health Alliance exploited their control over R1 RCM Inc. to engineer a take-private deal that cashed out public investors at a discount, according to a lawsuit unsealed Thursday.

Insurance policies issued in the 1970s and 1980s don’t obligate a Loews Corp. unit to contribute to a roughly $1.78 billion settlement involving subsidiaries of utility giant Sempra over the largest gas leak in US history, a federal court ruled.

The quality of audits by large US firms is continuing to improve, early data from the latest regulatory inspections suggest.

Investor Mark Ein has expanded his portfolio of sports investments by acquiring a minority stake in Major League Baseball’s Baltimore Orioles, the team confirmed on Thursday.

Volkswagen AG is curbing volumes and introducing temporary shutdowns at two German factories as demand for its electric vehicles grows more slowly than predicted.

Youth plaintiffs took their fight against the US government over climate change global, filing a petition with an inter-American human rights body that recounts years of alleged violations.

The US lawfully imposed tariffs on $320 billion worth of Chinese imports in response to Beijing’s actions that were found to burden commerce during the first Trump administration, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday.

Alphabet Inc.’s Google asked the US Supreme Court to pause a lower court’s order requiring an overhaul of the technology giant’s app store policies in an antitrust case filed by Fortnite-maker Epic Games Inc.

The Federal Circuit sided with Aldi Inc.'s claim that three patents asserted against the grocery store company are invalid under the US Supreme Court’s test for patent eligibility.

After Judge Carroll Kelly presided over a cyberstalking case earlier this year, the losing litigant warned her, “You’re going to see what happens to you now.”

A Lenovo US request for a declaratory judgment that it didn’t infringe Universal Connectivity Technologies’ patents has been tossed by a Delaware federal judge for failing to beat UTC to the courthouse.

The en banc Fifth Circuit faced a question over whether it can hear an appeal of a court order finding unconstitutional conditions at a Louisiana state prison.