Recent Ford Bronco Battery Recall Draws Pa. Class Action
'Supervisor Is a Bully:' State High Court Weighs Liability for Campaign Against Appellate Staff Attorney
"There's a bullying label; there's a jealousy label. There's no context given whatsoever. He had the opportunity to do that when he pled, he could have quoted something that she said. He could have provided a specific circumstance, but he didn't do that, and that's his burden," Aaron R. White, an attorney with Boyle Shaughnessy Law, said about allegations filed against a deputy chief staff attorney at the Massachusetts Court of Appeals.
CFPB Labor Union Files Twin Lawsuits Seeking to Prevent Agency's Closure
"NTEU members at the CFPB are no longer able to do the supervision and enforcement work that they came to the CFPB to do for the American people," the National Treasury Employees Union alleged in twin lawsuits seeking to prevent the Trump administration from gutting the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Privacy Suit Targets Education Department Over Disclosure of Student Financial Data to DOGE
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Eliminating Judicial Exceptions: The Promise of the Patent Eligibility Restoration Act
The Patent Eligibility Restoration Act (PERA) proposes a solution to a complex debate: What can be patented, and when do nature and thoughts become property? This article provides an overview of the PERA bill, examines the current issues with Section 101 of the Patent Act, the specific proposals of PERA, and the existing pros and cons of the bill.