A new Justice Department memo finding the EEOC’s guidance on unintentional workplace bias illegal can complicate employers’ decisions on whether to continue testing for this type of discrimination in hiring and applicant screenings.
Women are increasingly the new faces of addiction to online sports betting as those apps soar in popularity.
Patagonia Inc., the outdoor apparel brand known for its pro-environment stance, is embroiled in a trademark dispute with drag queen and climate activist Pattie Gonia in what could become a PR nightmare.
Six years after its launch, the US Tax Court’s independently-operated case filing and management site has earned praise from practitioners as one of the best across state and federal court systems—but a handful of finishing touches could refine it.
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The University of Minnesota unlawfully restricts students from expressing certain views on gender identity and transgender issues, a youth conservative nonprofit claims.
Challenges to President Donald Trump’s executive order on mail-in voting can proceed ahead of the November elections, a federal judge ruled.
The Justice Department’s top civil rights enforcer can extend the anti-DEI approach she’s championed under President Donald Trump as the Education Department offloads key responsibilities.
Challengers to Ohio’s law requiring children under age 16 to get consent from their parents to use social media failed to prove the law is unconstitutional, a split Sixth Circuit panel ruled Thursday.
A fired Samsung Austin Semiconductor LLC technician failed to prove he faced widespread discrimination and harassment from management and co-workers for being legally blind in one eye, a Texas federal judge held.
President Trump’s administration has made transgender rights a central policy issue, restricting gender identity recognition, limiting access to gender-affirming care, and banning transgender athletes from competing according to their gender identity.
A family at the center of a Netflix documentary about the treatment of a child with a rare chronic illness is battling their former attorneys over proceeds from a $42 million litigation funding loan.
Tools powered by artificial intelligence are now as commonplace as other attorney software at big firms, Bloomberg Law’s Leading Law Firms survey found.
Several prominent conservative leaning judges are seen as auditioning to become President Trump’s next pick for the Supreme Court.
Women are increasingly the new faces of addiction to online sports betting as those apps soar in popularity.
Six years after its launch, the US Tax Court’s independently-operated case filing and management site has earned praise from practitioners as one of the best across state and federal court systems—but a handful of finishing touches could refine it.
Texas’ 20% non-homestead appraisal cap likely won’t be extended, so property owners who have historically relied on it should act promptly and strategically during the 2026 property tax cycle to mitigate the tax consequences, writes attorney Lee Winston.
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