Study Finds Blue States With Strong Teacher Unions Have Lower Reading Scores
New analysis from the Progressive Policy Institute, hardly a conservative institution, has found that blue states with stronger teacher unions […]
How Americans feel about possible court reforms
When historian Donald Roper told people he was writing a biography of Smith Thompson, the consistent reply, even from constitutional
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FleetCor Agrees to Pay $100 Million to Resolve Administrative Action After Federal Court Finds that It Violated the FTC Act by Charging Unauthorized Fees
FleetCor and its CEO will pay $100 million to settle a Federal Trade Commission administrative action alleging that the company
Seyfarth secures LA employment litigator
A veteran disputes practitioner specialising in complex employment matters joins Seyfarth in Century City. Seyfarth Shaw has hired litigator Carmen
FSSAI Initiates Three Adjudication Cases Against Nestle India Over Infant Food Regulatory Violations
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has initiated legal action against Nestle India over alleged non-compliance involving
Guantánamo Dispatch: The USS Cole Case Edges Toward Trial
This report is the first of regular updates from and about the court proceedings at Guantánamo Bay, which I have
Nike, Lululemon End Mirror Patent Dispute
Nike and Lululemon have agreed to end a four-year patent dispute over Lululemon’s Mirror home workout technology, filing to dismiss
Jeff Clark Announces New Law Firm To Fight ‘Barfare’ While He Waits On Disbarment
(Photo by Yuri Gripas-Pool/Getty Images) Jeff Clark informed the masses that he’s starting up a new law firm. Like any
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Selling Alcohol Isn’t a Political Function
From Okla. A.G. Opinion 2026-13, released Sept. 8: This office has received your request for an Attorney General Opinion in