A group of fired federal probationary workers is suing the federal government over their terminations, claiming that the mass ...

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The US Supreme Court’s decision to hear a Colorado therapist’s suit over a state law barring her from counseling minor ...

Groots Valuation’s Meenal Aggarwal explains the importance of accurate crypto valuations for tax reporting purposes, saying a ...

California Bar exam catastrophe, USF Law professor Katie Moran reviews the exam blunders and says the California Bar should ...

NYU Law’s Madeleine Gyory says the curtailment of federal protections for reproductive health-care access for workers would ...

Opponents of a legal overhaul advancing in America’s corporate capital are scrambling to float compromise versions before ...

The California State Bar leaders who oversaw the February Bar Exam that glitched and crashed widely must now decide how to ...

Property owners looking to preserve historic buildings are vying to adapt a common tax tool to their advantage—if they can ...

An Ohio federal district court denied summary judgment to Trihealth on a diabetic, asthmatic medical assistant’s failure to accommodate and retaliation claims under the ADA, after she refused to work ...

Meta Platforms Inc., TikTok Inc., Snap Inc., and YouTube LLC aren’t entitled to an immediate appellate review of claims they violate public nuisance laws by addicting school-age children, a federal ...

Murphy Medical Associates LLC lost its appeal seeking reimbursement from a health fund for unionized workers, when the Second Circuit said the drive-through Covid-19 testing company didn’t exhaust its ...