"[W]e conclude that the FDA's denial orders were sufficiently consistent with its predecisional guidance and thus did not run afoul of the change-in-position doctrine," Justice Samuel Alito Jr. wrote for the unanimous court.

       

Meanwhile, Dartmouth College taps a Trump ally to help it navigate the challenging political environment.

       

"Start thinking and acting like a partner now. Observe and learn from the partners around you—pay attention to how they develop business, manage clients, lead teams and contribute to the firm's success. Seek out challenging assignments that showcase your abilities."

       

U.S. District Judge Randolph Moss also found the lawyer bringing the suit failed to prove the firm's actions led to attacks on a Black church and the U.S. Capitol.

       

Manhattan U.S. District Judge Dale Ho said it was necessary to dismiss the prosecution with prejudice, contrary to the government's stated preference. Dismissal without prejudice, he said, "smacks of a bargain" hinging on the mayor facilitating the Trump administration's immigration priorities.

       

"Dismissing the case without prejudice would create the unavoidable perception that the Mayor's freedom depends on his ability to carry out the immigration enforcement priorities of the administration, and that he might be more beholden to the demands of the federal government than to the wishes of his own constituents," Judge Dale Ho wrote.
       

In this Legal Speak episode, co-hosts Cedra Mayfield and Patrick Smith interview Joey Seeber and David Greetham, the CEO and Vice President of Digital Forensics at Level Legal, live from the Legalweek 2025 Conference in New York.

       

       

In this Legal Speak episode, co-hosts Cedra Mayfield and Patrick Smith interview Sophia Contreras Schwartz, General Counsel at Nextdoor, live from the Legalweek 2025 Conference in New York.

       

As tort reform legislation advances in Georgia, litigators with the Nick Schnyder Law Firm in Marietta detail their quest to recoup an eight-figure verdict achieved against a trucking company's insurer.

       

By a 5-4 vote, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to read the RICO statute to bar claims that involve a personal injury—a win for a trucker fired for taking a cannabidiol product he thought was free of psychoactive chemicals.

       

The plaintiff claimed to have suffered $1.54 million in damage after a truck company failed to pay for the trailers it ordered.

       

“It's the largest individual promoter payment to date in this case, said Adam Moskowitz, the managing partner at the Moskowitz Law Firm.

       

The firm, which has made significant investments into its U.S. arm in recent years, was one of 20 firms named in a Trump-directed letter that expressed "concern" over practices that "may entail unlawful disparate treatment" based on "sex, race or other protected characteristics".

       

LULAC filed suit against what it says is presidential overreach.

       

This communication, obtained by Law.com, was transmitted from Willkie's executive committee Tuesday afternoon shortly after the firm's deal with the Trump administration.

       

Willkie, where former Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff practices, had been bracing for a potential executive order issued by the White House, sources say, and had “started to make preparations and take necessary steps.

       

President Donald Trump and fellow Republicans have attacked the judicial branch for blocking many of the president's executive actions; Democrats contend there have been so many injunctions because Trump's orders represent unprecedented and unconstitutional power grabs.

       

The firm is the latest in a spate of law firms to overhaul its stance on DEI following actions taken by the Trump administration.

       

U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Lopez, on Monday, said there were 'significant voting and solicitation irregularities' in about half of the votes for Johnson & Johnson's $10 billion plan.