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Byline: Kyle Melnick By the time Jessica Long learned where her 9-year-old daughter's beloved pet goat was, it was too late to save him. Sheriff's deputies had seized the goat, [...]

On July 9, 2024, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit told the National Labor Relations Board's to reconsider the standard for whether abusive or inappropriate speech [...]

This article delves into two significant judgments rendered by Madras High Court and Bombay High Court, concerning the pivotal issue of procedural fairness and consideration of evidence by an arbitrator [...]

Denial of Motion to Dismiss and Motion for Preliminary Injunction in Chambers of Commerce case On Friday, September 29, the court in Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce et al. v. [...]

Byline: Jonathan Edwards Yessenia Garcia and her boyfriend turned to police in May 2020 after a vandal shattered the windshield of her car. Instead of helping, those officers accused Garcia [...]

Byline: Jonathan Edwards Jessica Long's 9-year-old daughter brought the family's goat, Cedar, to the Shasta District Fair and Event Center in Anderson, Calif., 150 miles north of Sacramento, last year [...]

In a split decision, the Michigan Supreme Court rejected a taxpayer's assertion that applying the standard apportionment formula to gain derived from a deemed asset sale led to a grossly [...]

The U.S. Supreme Court has held--by a 5-4 margin--that it did not violate due process for a Pennsylvania court to exercise jurisdiction over an asbestos case with no connection to [...]

The US Supreme Court has held that companies can be forced, as a condition of doing business in a state, to agree to be sued in that state's courts - [...]

In the latest chapter of the high-profile SEC v. Ripple Labs, Inc., et. al. litigation, the SEC revisits its prior attempt to strike down the defendants' due process affirmative defense. [...]

Precedential Opinion Addresses Conclusory Expert Declarations In a precedential opinion in Xerox Corp. v. Bytemark, Inc., IPR2022-00624, Paper 9 (P.T.A.B. Aug. 24, 2022), the Board denied institution of an inter [...]

The TTAB rejected Applicant Berkeley Lights' quixotic request for reconsideration of the Board's January 2022 decision [pdf here] affirming a Section 2(e)(1) mere descriptiveness refusal of DEEP OPTO PROFILING for [...]

On October 17, 2022, in an issue of first impression at the appellate level, California's Court of Appeals (First District) published an opinion clarifying that a defendant in a petition [...]

This week, the Ninth Circuit again revives a plaintiff's challenge to the government's (since revoked) decision to place him on the No Fly List, and it wrestles with the application [...]

Images of Border Patrol agents corralling Black migrants prompted criticism of the Biden administration's response to an influx of thousands in Del Rio, Texas. WASHINGTON -- Mirard Joseph was bringing [...]

An anticipated brief, filed under seal, is said to take no position on whether the Constitution's due process clause protects detainees. WASHINGTON -- The Biden administration pulled back on Friday [...]

A court case is said to have prompted an internal dispute over whether to say that wartime prisoners at the naval base have due process rights. WASHINGTON -- The Biden [...]

Professional reputations which take years to build can be damaged by negative comments in judicial reasons, which are publically available on CanLII and other web services. In Blake v. Blake, [...]

Court of Appeal finds 'heavily redacted' investigation report denied employee procedural fairness The Victorian Court of Appeal (Court) recently held that the State of Victoria (by its department, the State [...]

The suit escalates a bitter back-and-forth between the popular video app and American officials. SAN FRANCISCO -- TikTok sued the U.S. government on Monday, accusing the Trump administration of depriving [...]

The ruling came with assurance that the White House could remove any ''rogue, mooning journalists'' if such a disruption were to happen. WASHINGTON -- A federal appeals court on Friday [...]

Byline: David Oscar Markus Chief Justice John Roberts said judges, like umpires, are there 'to call balls and strikes and not to pitch or bat.' The Justice Department and Michael [...]

On April 14, 2021, U.S. District Judge Joanna Seybert dismissed a lawsuit filed by a group of five landlords against Attorney General Letitia James ('AG James') in the Eastern District [...]