A band of House Republicans bucked party leaders to join Democrats in passing a measure to restore expired Obamacare subsidies through the end of President
Ohio-based TriHealth Inc. and other health-care providers failed to convince the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit to consider whether two whistleblowers’ False Claims Act suits against them should be dismissed as unconstitutional under Article II.
A consumer who alleged Milliman Inc. provided inaccurate reports to insurance companies must provide evidence of class-wide injury at the summary judgment stage to establish standing for unnamed class members.
A US judge said the federal murder trial of Luigi Mangione may begin later this year, but the date will depend on whether she allows prosecutors to pursue the death penalty against him for the killing of
Copies of the migraine drug Qulipta proposed by Hetero Labs Ltd. and MSN Laboratories Private Ltd. infringe four patents,
The Justice Department is reinstating employees from two offices focused on conflict resolution and access to justice, several months after terminating those federal workers as part of a broader restructuring.
New York, California, Minnesota and two other Democratic-led states won a court order temporarily blocking the US government from slashing $10 billion in aid for programs that serve vulnerable children and families.
A US judge said the federal murder trial of Luigi Mangione may begin later this year, but the date will depend on whether she allows prosecutors to pursue the death penalty against him for the killing of
A consumer who alleged Milliman Inc. provided inaccurate reports to insurance companies must provide evidence of class-wide injury at the summary judgment stage to establish standing for unnamed class members.
Two Perdue Farms Inc. subsidiaries can’t shake a lawsuit over alleged forever chemical contamination on properties near a facility in Salisbury, Md.
Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket Island ferry employees were properly denied a preliminary injunction in their lawsuit alleging rejection of their requests for exemption from their employer’s Covid-19 vaccine mandate violated their right to religious freedom, the First Circuit ruled Friday.
Ohio-based TriHealth Inc. and other health-care providers failed to convince the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit to consider whether two whistleblowers’ False Claims Act suits against them should be dismissed as unconstitutional under Article II.
When do legal rights begin, at birth or before that? This video looks at the fetal personhood movement, and what it could mean for the future of abortion. We explore its history and the constitutional argument underpinning it.
While the world has been consumed by the geopolitical ramifications of the US capture of Venezuelan President
Tom Goldstein—the former US Supreme Court advocate and blogger with a years-long ultra high-stakes gambling habit—heads to trial Monday in a case that may turn on whether the jury thinks he’s “a good guy or a bad guy.”
The Supreme Court agreed to weigh in on a Trump administration challenge to a lower court decision vacating a deportation order against a Chinese national who claimed the US mishandled his immigration status.
Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossman is rebuilding its corporate governance practice group following a rowdy exit by ex-partner Jeroen van Kwawegen, who took a group of partners with him.
After 31 years in private practice working with some of the biggest names in Big Tech, Joseph Yaffe is moving in-house.
Carl Icahn, who’s challenging the $13 billion private equity sale of Endeavor Group Holdings Inc., dropped one of the country’s top shareholder law firms Friday in favor of a firm formed last year amid mass defections.
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