Bahrenberg said the Bivens case represents an increased willingness to revisit questions of agency that previously enjoyed deference under the so-called Chevron doctrine.

       

If Shira Perlmutter proves her firing was motivated by release of her report on copyrights and artificial intelligence, the panel said, “that would be a grave intrusion by the President into the constitutional powers of a coordinate branch of government.

       

"A prevailing party only gets 'its' attorney fees, but Robert did not have any. Hoffmann Brothers, which did not sign the settlement agreement, paid every cent for him," Judge David R. Stras, who authored the opinion, said. "Without any fees of his own, he has nothing to recover."

       

"The Court agrees with [Lisa] Cook's argument that preventing her from discharging her duties as a Federal Reserve Governor ... itself constitutes irreparable harm remediable only by her reinstatement," U.S. District Judge Jia M. Cobb wrote in a preliminary injunction order restoring Cook's access to her office and blocking President Donald Trump's attempted firing of Cook.

       

"Loyalty, patience, and long-term thinking matter. That applies to how you build your career and how you litigate cases. Don't panic if success isn't immediate. Chop wood, carry water. Keep your head down and do the work. The results will come."

       

Stop running pilot after pilot with different tools but failing to move beyond testing. Start with business outcomes. Redesign processes and guardrails. Rethink pricing models. And then, with clarity of purpose, choose the tools that enable the future of legal work.

       

“Cahill historically has not had a significant presence in D.C., said Herb Washer, but "a big part of the growth opportunity are the kinds of practices that we can build in D.C."

       

Kathryn Ruemmler spoke out a day after Congress released a trove of Epstein documents, including a 2019 will listing her as "successor executor."

       

In a case that may provide a road map for future securities litigation targeting international companies with U.S. subsidiaries, a team at Sullivan & Cromwell secured the dismissal of a shareholders' class action against Swedish gaming tech company Evolution AB last week in Pennsylvania federal court.

       

       

The Oct. 6 oral arguments come as U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert Kennedy announced on Tuesday a new Make America Healthy Again report that flags rising autism rates.

       

One civil forfeiture legal expert warned: “Those who ignore the risk surface created by mobile devices and digital wallets do so at their peril.

       

The program—the state's first fully online J.D.—will be part-time, allowing students to obtain a J.D. in four years.

       

The justices will hold oral arguments in November over whether President Donald Trump has the power to unilaterally set the nation's tariff policy, taking up his appeal of a lower court ruling that his steep taxes on imports are illegal.

       

More than 3,000 third-, fourth- and fifth-year associates responded to our midlevels survey this year. Shenanigans ensued.

       

"I think the track record is very clear that time and time again, the independence of drivers is winning," a lawyer for Uber said.

       

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Nevada gambling regulators fined the resort $10.5 million in March, saying it failed to follow anti-money-laundering rules.

       

The plaintiff's expert said damages should be calculated from Campbell's overall soup sales, which were boosted thanks to patented display racks, estimating Campbell could owe between $143 million and $188 million to Gamon Plus, Inc., the opinion said.

       

“This organization's work is too important and vital for a personal vendetta that's been going on for six years to get in the way of the work that has to be done, McCarter & English attorney Vanessa Avery told Law.com. “There's no reason for us to believe that [Cleaver] will stop doing what she's doing until we secure a court order.