"Here, there is no evidence in the record of any parents or community members contacting the school to express their concerns about plaintiff's advertisement," the court said. "Thus, whether defendant's concerns of disruption were reasonable is an open question and makes this case inappropriate for summary judgment."

Meanwhile, other Big Law firms saw a rise in their Q1 lobbying earnings, as clients sought help in navigating the Trump administration.

“The complaint asks the court to classify stake%E2%80%91based meme tokens as securities and to appoint a receiver over Meteora, steps that could influence how any new celebrity or political token is brought to market on Solana, said Max Burwick of Burwick Law.

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Google is expected to call company CEO Sundar Pichai and Mozilla Corp. chief financial officer Eric Muhlheim as live witnesses as the tech giant asks the court to reject structural remedies advocated by the U.S. Department of Justice.

Davis Polk & Wardwell and King & Wood Mallesons have advised on a few Chinese tea company listings in recent months.

U.S. District Judge Sara L. Ellis for the Northern District of Illinois determined the plaintiff, a driver of a Turo vehicle who sought coverage through the peer-to-peer company's insurer, had sufficiently alleged a material change between 2016 and 2019 insurance policies.

Federal prosecutors are seeking 57 to 71 months of imprisonment for former Webster Bank attorney James Blose, though his defense argues 24 to 30 months is more appropriate

Various Supreme Court justices appeared to agree with the federal government Monday that the president need not appoint members of a task force in charge of recommending the preventive services that insurance companies must cover under the Affordable Care Act.

Stewart Herman, 62, says he was instructed to resign by the firm's CEO and general counsel, who allegedly claimed the insurer worried about malpractice risk.

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As the first months of the new administration have demonstrated, President Trump fully intends to deliver on the campaign promise to “restart workplace enforcement. Employers should prepare now to confirm their employees are authorized to work and have robust compliance policies and procedures in place should ICE come knocking.

In this Legal Speak episode, host Patrick Smith interviews Katrice Miller, labor relations counsel at Starbucks Corporation, live from the GC Midwest Conference in Chicago.

The state bar's committee of bar examiners will ask the California Supreme Court to offer statistical scoring help to those who took the technically troubled February 2025 bar exam.

Class actions are piling up over the unregulated drug kratom.

Several recruiters say they notice little, if any, difference in motivations for partner moves, especially those moving to and from the nine firms that made deals.

Streaming service Tubi, children's clothing retailer Janie and Jack and videogame maker Sega are among the companies suing plaintiffs firms that filed thousands of arbitration claims against them.

Lock manufacturer Allegion said in an SEC filing that Stacy Cozad “incurred an involuntary termination, bringing her tenure to an abrupt end before her predecessor had even wrapped up his employment with the company.

A divided U.S. Supreme Court temporarily barred the Trump administration from deporting additional Venezuelan migrants under the Alien Enemies Act after civil rights lawyers warned that government planes were planning to take off imminently.