Federal immigration agents arrested a Nigerian national in Brooklyn late Saturday, setting off a confrontation with protesters outside a local hospital and sparking criticism from some New York City officials.
Ashley Romanias has departed from her role as director of the Labor Department’s gutted federal contractor watchdog, according to an internal email obtained by Bloomberg Law.
The Archdiocese of New York announced an $800 million settlement to resolve about 1,300 child sex abuse lawsuits and avoid bankruptcy.
A federal judge in New York blocked the Trump administration from stripping temporary deportation protections for more than 2,800 immigrants from Yemen.
A widely used industrial solvent poses too great a risk of harm to workers’ health and must be restricted, the EPA announced Friday.
Anti-abortion pregnancy centers now have a powerful tool for avoiding state consumer protection and false advertising enforcement actions after their victory at the US Supreme Court this week.
The Justice Department asked a Texas court to order a Rhode Island hospital to comply with a subpoena for transgender health records, a new jurisdictional tactic after judges elsewhere have blocked parallel demands for sensitive patient data.
Louisiana’s governor was sued three times in cases challenging his suspension of the state’s congressional primary elections so Republican lawmakers can draw new voting districts.
The federal government sued New Jersey for extending to undocumented students eligibility for in-state tuition, grants, scholarships, and financial aid at public colleges.
Ballot language adding fundamental reproductive rights protections to Virginia’s constitution misleads voters and must be declared invalid, anti-abortion groups said in a new lawsuit.
President Trump’s administration has made transgender rights a central policy issue, restricting gender identity recognition, limiting access to gender-affirming care, and banning transgender athletes from competing according to their gender identity.
Former clerks to the late Justice Antonin Scalia argued in nearly three dozen cases—or 52% of the docket— before the US Supreme Court this term, far more than clerks from any other chambers.
The California State Bar admitted more new attorneys in fiscal year 2025, compared to the year prior, the bar announced in its digital annual report, as it dealt with the fallout of its botched February bar exam.
The conservative lawyer fired by the Trump Organization last year for representing Harvard University is back helping the family, this time defending a crypto venture.
Marc Gross joined Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney as a shareholder in its litigation section in Newark and New York, the firm announced Friday.
Erin Hennessy and Annie Allison joined Akerman as partners in its intellectual property practice group in New York, the firm announced Friday.
Robert Uriarte joined Pillsbury as a partner in its intellectual property practice in Los Angeles, the firm announced Friday.
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