A New York judge on Thursday signaled Albany’s top federal prosecutor, John Sarcone, acted beyond his authority when he subpoenaed Attorney General Letitia James (D) for information about her office’s investigations.
Seniors alleging they were improperly targeted for green energy improvement loans secured by their homes must first seek a property tax refund from the county, the California Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
Another litigation funder is investing in the law firm space, by taking over a managed service organization to provide pre-litigation support for mass tort and personal injury firms.
Lawyers representing a group of authors who sued Anthropic PBC over its AI training process are seeking 20% of the landmark $1.5 billion class-action settlement fund as attorneys’ fees.
Meta Platforms’ immunity claim in social media addiction cases hits its first state supreme court this week, as Massachusetts justices consider whether the social media industry’s bedrock defense applies to Instagram’s design.
Justice Department leaders abandoned a Trump first-term priority of addressing litigation challenges for prosecutors overwhelmed by electronic evidence, said a DOJ official in a scathing farewell message.
A hunting group’s push to overturn the federal government’s ban on puppies younger than six months entering the US will end up in front of the Sixth Circuit this week.
A former clerk to Samuel Alito and Brett Kavanaugh will face long-odds in convincing his former bosses to uphold a 90-year-old ruling limiting a president’s ability fire top government officials at will.
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A Delaware chancellor dismissed a breach of fiduciary duty claim against K&L Gates LLP Friday in a dispute stemming from a 2018 merger, saying a shareholder waited too long to bring its allegations.
A federal appeals court Friday affirmed a lower court’s denial of Florida’s move to block the federal government from enforcing a policy that would increase oversight of a specific tax the state levies on hospitals to fund its Medicaid program.
The Education Department failed to convince a federal appeals court to halt a preliminary injunction preventing it from discontinuing school mental health program grants.
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