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Is DOGE an Agency? Attorneys Confused Amid New Lawsuits
Administrative law attorneys say they’ve never been in this position of such uncertainty.
Lawsuits Challenge Purging of Federal Websites by Trump Administration
Federal agencies have deleted large swaths of information from their websites to comply with President Donald Trump’s executive orders on gender identity, the environment and…
'He Lost His Temper and He Shot His Wife': Lawyers Spar in Closing Statements in Ferguson Murder Trial
The trial for Orange County Superior Court Judge Jeffrey Ferguson, who is accused of shooting his wife to death with a pistol, concluded on Wednesday…
Law Firm Faces Data Breach Class Action From Consumers Extending Beyond Client Base
This action was surfaced by Law.com Radar, which delivers real-time alerting on new litigation across more than 2,600 state and federal courts. Click here to…
Chief Justice Roberts Briefly Pauses Order for Trump to Pay USAID Bills
Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. on Wednesday night granted the Trump administration’s request for a brief pause of a district judge’s order requiring the immediate…
The Week in Data Feb. 26: A Look at Legal Industry Trends by the Numbers
Catch up on data and insights from across the Law.com Newsroom, including the New Partner Survey and this year’s Laterals Report.
Kids' Clothing Company Sues Thousands of Claimants Over ‘Weaponized' Arbitration
The retailer’s counsel from Baker & Hostetler and Womble Bond Dickinson are asking the court to determine that arbitration agreements do not apply to the…
Kids' Clothing Company Janie & Jack Sues Thousands of Claimants Over ‘Weaponized' Arbitration
The retailer’s counsel from Baker & Hostetler and Womble Bond Dickinson are asking the court to determine that arbitration agreements do not apply to the…
Pepperdine U. Loses Court Bid to Stop Netflix Debut of ‘Running Point' in Trademark Dispute
A federal court on Wednesday denied a motion by the private Christian college to stop Netflix from showing the basketball comedy, saying use of contested…
Who Answers for Botched February California Bar Exam? So Far, Nobody
The California Supreme Court has said nothing publicly about the problems that have plagued the February bar exam.