"The ruling is, in many respects, fairly narrow, but it does provide guidance as to how to analyze some of these issues in these cases going forward," Mammen said.

       

"The ruling is, in many respects, fairly narrow, but it does provide guidance as to how to analyze some of these issues in these cases going forward," Mammen said.

       

"It doesn't just mean people with the biggest books of business, but the ones who can get the most out of the power of the blend," one firm leader said.

       

The ruling follows an amicus brief from three former tristate U.S. attorneys urging Judge Dale Ho to investigate the circumstances surrounding the Justice Department's move to dismiss the case.

       

New York Court of Appeals Judge Jenny Rivera wrote for the majority's 4-3 ruling to validate the New York State Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in Government's constitutionality. The decision clears the way for the agency to investigate former Gov. Andrew Cuomo's $5.1 million book deal about his handling of the pandemic.

       

Carla Freedman, the top federal prosecutor for a swath of upstate New York, officially announced the end of her time in the role late on Monday, while Trini Ross, another U.S. attorney, in Buffalo, appeared to signal her four-year tenure had also come to a close.
       

The move by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission follows its similar actions, including in litigation against Binance, where on Monday, the federal agency asked the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia for a 60-day stay of the litigation, citing the newly created Crypto Task Force.

       

“This is an attempt to bring the office to its knees, said one Southern District alumnus of efforts by Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove to force the Manhattan U.S. Attorney's Office to dismiss the charges against Adams.

       

“Lawyers have a duty to uphold the system they work in," former Connecticut Superior Court Judge Thomas Moukawsher said.

       

Two new privacy class actions targeting the actions of the newly launched Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), the Elon Musk-led task force focused on slashing federal spending, were filed in Washington, D.C., federal court this week. The complaints are the only DOGE-related lawsuits to seek damages in addition to injunctive relief.

       

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Of the 49 resolutions introduced this year, 14 would rescind Environmental Protection Agency rules. Five others target Department of Energy rules related to conservation. Another would rescind a Bureau of Ocean Energy Management rule protecting marine archaeological resources.

       

       

The Australian courts have ruled that "ugg" is a generic term for sheepskin boots.

       

The hire comes after the firm lost a four-partner team to King & Spalding last year.

       

At least 11 Big Law partners have been tapped to move to the public sector.

       

Numerous trade attorneys say that any legal challenge to the new tariffs will run up against courts that have proven themselves to be very deferential to presidential trade authority.

       

PayPal, Microsoft and Capital One are facing a storm of lawsuits centering on their coupon browser extensions Honey, Microsoft Shopping and Capital One Shopping.

       

"Even though you do the managerial stuff, that is only like 20 minutes a day, or an hour a day. The rest of your day is unloading trucks, cleaning bathrooms, stocking shelves, something that a clerk would ordinarily do. You're not really a manager, right? The employer typically does that in order to save on wages," a lawyer for plaintiffs said.