Commandeering, Coercion, and Executive Power
One week this summer put the transformation of American federalism on display. On July 17, a district court ruled for […]
Realizing Scalia’s vision: state originalism centers as legal civics education
It is no secret that, thanks to Justice Antonin Scalia, originalism is on the rise. This is true not only
Bird & Bird hires EY legal transformation team in London
Firm adds four-strong team led by new partner Shahin Baghaei as it expands its use of AI and technology in
Man beaten unconscious outside Walmart after being accused of taking photos of a child: Police
Inset: Darel Hernandez Vargas (Wallingford Police Department). Background: The Connecticut Walmart where Vargas allegedly beat another man unconscious (Google Maps).
Tokenomics: “Use the right GenAI tool for the right job”
“One of the things I point out to people is how unsurprising it is that we’re in this environment, that
Office of Public Affairs | Justice Department Office of Legal Counsel Concludes the Constitution Requires Presidential Control of the Foreign Service Grievance Board
Today, the Department of Justice released an opinion for the Department of State’s Legal Advisor finding that the Foreign Service
U.S. Immigration Planning for Global Businesses
Bringing a business to the U.S. is a major strategic step. Before opening an office, transferring employees, or setting a
The Best Law Schools For Health Law (2026)
There may be no better time for law students to focus on health law. As the health care industry continues
Office of Public Affairs | Federal Court Protects National Energy Security and Rejects Dangerous State Efforts to Obstruct Sable Offshore Corporation’s Operation of the Santa Ynez Pipeline
In a significant victory for President Trump’s efforts to unleash American energy, the U.S. District Court for the Central District
How Treatment Delays Affect Injury Claims
Article source: The Patel Law Firm AZ Some of the injuries that result from an accident are obvious but others