The agent, Brian Visalli, has denied any intent to cheat the government. He contends his punishment is retaliation for his whistleblower complaints about mismanagement and inefficiency within the agency.
The EEOC submitted a plan to the White House that cuts its longstanding requirements for large employers to report workplace demographics.
A long-serving West Virginia federal trial court judge appointed by President Gerald Ford has died at the age of 100.
A federal wildlife service agreed to reevaluate critical habitat areas for the threatened Northern Spotted Owl as part of a settlement with logging groups.
A federal wildlife service agreed to reevaluate critical habitat areas for the threatened Northern Spotted Owl as part of a settlement with logging groups.
This video explains the Major Questions Doctrine and how the Supreme Court has used it to curb major agency actions by requiring clear approval from Congress for policies with significant economic or political impact.
The Supreme Court is siding overwhelmingly with President Donald Trump when challenges arrive via the emergency docket, a Bloomberg Law analysis found.
A yearlong investigation from Bloomberg Law and NBC News reveals systemic failures related to pregnant women in jails.
A yearlong investigation from Bloomberg Law and NBC News reveals systemic failures related to pregnant women in jails.
An American Bar Association council on Friday watered down DEI requirements for law school accreditation, as the Trump administration and Republican-led states challenge the group’s role in certifying legal education.
New York University Law School graduate Gideon Rapaport failed to cite any examples before Second Circuit judges Friday showing that leniency granted to self-represented litigants should apply to him, as a law student that passed the bar.
A long-serving West Virginia federal trial court judge appointed by President Gerald Ford has died at the age of 100.
Major law firm counsel are encouraging a federal judge to probe whether Justice Department lawyers representing the IRS are sufficiently insulated from President Donald Trump’s control in his ongoing suit against the federal tax agency.
In nearly an hour of speeches Friday at the New Jersey State Bar Association’s annual meeting the name “Trump” wasn’t uttered, but his criticism and threats against the judiciary and law firms hung over the proceedings.
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