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President Donald Trump’s human resources office unlawfully directed federal agencies to fire thousands of workers recently hired to their jobs, a federal judge in California ruled.

Boy Scout Settlement Delays Extend ‘Nightmare’ for Abuse Victims
More than two years after its launch, the sex abuse trust has sent money to only half of the roughly 60,000 men who claimed they were abused as scouts. Many expected hundreds of thousands of dollars, but have been paid less than 2% of what they’re owed, amid legal appeals and fights with insurers.
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EPA Asks Court to Partly Axe Biden’s PFAS Tap Water Rule
The Trump administration is asking a federal court to partly vacate portions of the nation’s first-ever rule setting drinking water limits for PFAS, which was finalized last year by the Biden administration.
EPA Asks Court to Partly Axe Biden’s PFAS Tap Water Rule
The Trump administration is asking a federal court to partly vacate portions of the nation’s first-ever rule setting drinking water limits for PFAS, which was finalized last year by the Biden administration.
AI and Intellectual Property Rights: Navigating Copyright Challenges and Settlement Controversies
In light of recent developments surrounding Anthropic's proposed $1.5 billion copyright settlement, this video examines the contentious intersection of generative AI and intellectual property rights. We delve into how these ongoing legal battles could shape the future of AI technology and explore the potential implications for the rapidly evolving generative AI industry.

Tracking Trump in Court: The Scope of Executive Power Tested
The Supreme Court is creating discord within the judiciary with its repeated grants of emergency relief for the Trump administration, while empowering the president to fight any lower court judge’s ruling.
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This Week in the Circuits: Gun Shop Pushes for Insurer to Cover ‘Ghost Gun’ Suits
The Second Circuit is set to hear arguments Wednesday in a closely watched dispute that could shape how courts approach insurance coverage for all sorts of public nuisance claims, including litigation over the opioid epidemic, social media addiction, and climate change.
California Appeals Court Blasts Lawyer for AI-Generated Quotes
California appeals justices slammed a lawyer who submitted briefs full of AI-generated fake legal quotations in a Friday ruling.
Barrett Says Security Tightened After Abortion Opinion Leak
US Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett said she hopes an opinion leak similar to the one prior to the 2022 decision ending abortion rights wouldn’t happen now, especially since the court has tightened its security practices.
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Denver Lawyer, Firm Set to Face Legal Malpractice Allegations
A Denver law firm and one of its lawyers must confront claims they committed legal malpractice while representing a former client in an employment case, a federal judge ruled.
LA Lawyer Who Misled Inmates on Resentencing Odds Is Disbarred
A Los Angeles lawyer who scammed inmates with misrepresentations that he could help secure their release under a new resentencing law was disbarred Thursday by the California Supreme Court.
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