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National Law Journal

SCOTUS Takes Up Key Timing Question in Securities Suits

In a case closely watched by institutional investors, CalPERS is hoping to reverse the Second Circuit and extend the window for opt-out suits.
5 minute read

The American Lawyer

Big Law Bench Runs Deep in $655M Terror Case at High Court

Thirteen years after suing the Palestine Liberation Organization and the Palestinian Authority—and winning a $655 million jury award in 2015—the American victims and estates of victims of a series of bombings and shootings in Israel are asking the justices to overturn a federal appeals court decision that jettisoned them out of court.
30 minute read

National Law Journal

Big Law Bench Runs Deep in $655M Terror Case at High Court

Thirteen years after suing the Palestine Liberation Organization and the Palestinian Authority—and winning a $655 million jury award in 2015—the American victims and estates of victims of a series of bombings and shootings in Israel are asking the justices to overturn a federal appeals court decision that jettisoned them out of court.
29 minute read

Supreme Court Brief

In Small World of SCOTUS Advocacy, Gorsuch Faces Early Recusal Choice

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch will be closely watched Monday when the lawyer who most prominantly backed his nomination rises to argue in a civil procedure case.
17 minute read

Supreme Court Brief

In Small World of SCOTUS Advocacy, Gorsuch Faces Early Recusal Choice

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch will be closely watched Monday when the lawyer who most prominantly backed his nomination rises to argue in a civil procedure case.
5 minute read

Daily Business Review

So Awkward! What to Do When a Justice Butchers a Pronunciation From the Bench?

Being human, U.S. Supreme Court justices sometimes make mistakes—including the mispronunciation of words or names during oral argument.
8 minute read

Daily Business Review

So Awkward! What to Do When a Justice Butchers a Pronunciation From the Bench?

Being human, U.S. Supreme Court justices sometimes make mistakes—including the mispronunciation of words or names during oral argument.
4 minute read

New York Law Journal

Partisan Confirmation Battles Do Disservice to U.S. Supreme Court Nominees, Roberts Says

U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts Jr., making an appearance at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York, said partisan warfare accompanying the nomination process is tainting nominees who survive to join the court.
7 minute read

National Law Journal

DC Circuit Judge Cites Neil Gorsuch for a Judicial 'Renaissance'

Just days before Neil Gorsuch will plunge into the U.S. Supreme Court's menu of regulatory challenges, a Washington federal appeals judge on Tuesday turned to the newest justice to bolster her own concerns about the deference that courts give to agencies' interpretation of their rules.
7 minute read

National Law Journal

DC Circuit Judge Cites Neil Gorsuch for a Judicial 'Renaissance'

Just days before Neil Gorsuch will plunge into the U.S. Supreme Court's menu of regulatory challenges, a Washington federal appeals judge on Tuesday turned to the newest justice to bolster her own concerns about the deference that courts give to agencies' interpretation of their rules.
8 minute read

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