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Would-Be Gaffer Found to Lack Standing in Bias Case Challenging Diversity Initiative
Chief U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain of the Southern District of New York reasoned that the plaintiff was not seeking work in the film production field, making his grievance too abstract.Defamed Georgia Poll Workers Bring Giuliani Enforcement Fight to Manhattan
Plaintiffs are seeking an order forcing Giuliani to turn over property, or to be appointed as receivers with the power to take possession and sell his assets in order to satisfy the $148 million defamation judgment.$1.25M Settlement Reached for Paralysis After Spinal Stimulator Implanted
The defendants also claimed the plaintiff was partly to blame for waiting five days after the device was implanted.Tech Providers, Not Courts, May Have the Last Word on Geofence Warrants
As judges struggle to understand surveillance technology such as geofence warrants, tech providers are making policy changes to get ahead of possible Supreme Court scrutiny.Fired Defender Association Lawyer's ADA Claims Should Head to Trial, Pa. Fed Judge Rules
The EEOC alleged that the Defender Association wrongfully terminated and failed to accommodate a public defender diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder and major depressive disorder.View more book results for the query "*"
Meet Heloiza Correa: For New Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge, Preparation Is Key
When Heloiza Correa takes the Miami-Date County bench early next year, it will be the culmination of a plan that began to take shape when she was a…The Supreme Court Malicious Prosecution Decision
"Section 1983 authorizes a claim for relief only for violations of federally protected rights, not state law rights," writes Martin A. Schwartz.US Judge Tosses Lawsuit Accusing Elon Musk, Tesla of Rigging Dogecoin
"It's a very good day for Dogecoin," Musk attorney Alex Spiro of Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan said in a statement.Going It Alone: Can Whistleblowers Seek Corporate Veil-Piercing in Declined Cases?
As an initial matter, the government's refusal to intervene in an FCA action does not strip a relator of his Article III standing in bringing an FCA action when the relator does not suffer an injury in fact. Qui tam actions present a "well-established exception" to the traditional Article III analysis.Litigation Department of the Year Finalist, Insurance: Blank Rome
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