An uptick in concurring opinions written by Supreme Court justices is evidence of divisions among the conservative majority, even as they agree on outcomes most of the time.
A Chick-Fil-A franchisee reached a settlement with a transgender worker who alleged she was repeatedly harassed by her co-workers.
Bowlero Corp. and two subsidiaries engaged in nationwide discrimination against workers age 40 and older in a push to make over traditional bowling centers they acquired “into young, hip entertainment centers,” a federal lawsuit in New York charges.
An Alabama high school student alleging his school district and former football coach violated his civil rights when they failed to protect him from a hazing ritual, lost his case for failing to show the harassment was rooted in his status as a heterosexual male.
Some protections aimed at keeping struggling borrowers in their homes adopted during the Covid-19 pandemic would become permanent under a new proposal from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
A federal appeals panel declined to issue a rehearing of a challenge to Georgia’s system of electing public service commissioners in state elections over allegations it diluted the Black vote.
President Joe Biden’s nominee to sit on San Jose’s US district court faced conservative scrutiny for her writings about how laws that regulate public conduct based on whether someone is a man or woman can be applied to intersex individuals.
Political backlash particularly at the state level remains a significant obstacle for corporations seeking to advance their environmental, social and governance policies, according to a new think tank study.
Cook County, Ill., homeowners will be paying higher property taxes this year—roughly 30% in some regions of suburban Chicago—and they are getting redesigned bills highlighting the heavier tax burdens.
A University of Arkansas Medical System doctor and the school’s board of directors beat a discrimination suit from an expelled resident after a federal judge said the young doctor’s poor performance and policy violations led to his non-renewal.
A Chick-Fil-A franchisee reached a settlement with a transgender worker who alleged she was repeatedly harassed by her co-workers.
A recent US Supreme Court opinion has upended two highly publicized Illinois public-corruption cases involving former state House Speaker
Some protections aimed at keeping struggling borrowers in their homes adopted during the Covid-19 pandemic would become permanent under a new proposal from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Contract provisions waiving class actions are lawful in New Jersey, even if they aren’t connected to arbitration provisions, the state high court ruled Wednesday.
A quarter of federal district courts have never had a Black judge. Nowhere is that disparity more jarring than in Georgia's Southern District, where one-third of the population under the court's jurisdiction is Black. We visited south Georgia to learn why this district, with its sizable Black population, has never had a Black federal district court judge.
Cozen O’Connor attorneys say NRA v. Vullo may help companies defend their DEI efforts because they can better assert First Amendment rights in politically motivated probes from attorneys general.
Lathrop GPM attorneys review Loper Bright decision’s impact on the EPA’s new PFAS rules, saying that both challenges to and drafting of the rules will be affected.
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President Joe Biden’s nominee to sit on San Jose’s US district court faced conservative scrutiny for her writings about how laws that regulate public conduct based on whether someone is a man or woman can be applied to intersex individuals.
Disbarred Cincinnati lawyer and one time Democratic congressional candidate Richard Crosby has pleaded guilty to three counts of social security number fraud, admitting that he used aliases and phony credentials to obtain employment at multiple law firms across the US.
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