EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin said regulations limiting greenhouse gas emissions are more harmful to Americans than the greenhouse gases themselves.

Britt J. Simon, a part-time judge in four towns until he was temporarily suspended from his judicial duties in February, has been charged with violating multiple canons of the Code of Judicial Conduct.

The precedential value of the Supreme Court's emergency orders has emerged as a key question during President Donald Trump's second term.

“Given the strong evidentiary basis for the verdict and what we believe to be clear legal error in the court's order, we will be appealing the decision to the First Circuit Court of Appeals. The ADA's interactive process requirement is a critical protection that ensures employers make decisions based on dialogue and facts, not assumptions," said plaintiff's attorney, Andrew Rozynski, of Eisenberg & Baum.

A $42 million verdict on Tuesday in Boston is the latest for a plaintiff alleging Johnson & Johnson's baby powder caused mesothelioma.

The issue was a case of first impression for the court, and the panel fell in line with the Second, Fifth and Ninth circuits to allow monetary sanctions under Federal Rule 37(e) of Civil Procedure.

Lolita Buckner Inniss became the school's first Black dean in 2021 and was reappointed for a three-year term—instead of five years—effective July 1, 2026.

“It's very hard to maintain a nationwide class action because of differences that courts perceive in state consumer protection laws, said Rebecca Tushnet, a Harvard Law School professor.

After filing suit three years ago against the University of Michigan, its law school and former law dean for discrimination, Laura Beny, a University of Michigan Law School professor, lost her case in federal appellate court.