Jackson Walker, the Texas-based law firm, has agreed to pay $15 million to resolve a federal lawsuit stemming from a romantic scandal involving a sitting bankruptcy judge. The U.S. Trustee, the Justice
MoreThe U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has proposed formally rescinding its workforce demographic data reporting requirements, marking a dramatic reversal of policy dating back to the agency’s earliest days. On July 22,
MoreLaw schools across the United States operate disciplinary bodies designed to handle violations of institutional honor codes, raising important questions about their function. These bodies, commonly known as honor courts or honor
MoreSandra Day O’Connor graduated near the top of her Stanford Law School class of 1952, earning a place on law review and the prestigious Order of the Coif honour society. Despite her
MoreSenate Democrats have introduced companion legislation aimed at significantly updating federal food labelling requirements across the United States. On 29 July 2026, Senators Richard Blumenthal and Cory Booker announced the Senate version
MoreThe Mexican Institute of Social Security has moved to a unified digital authentication system, requiring all employers to use the Tax Authority’s electronic signature for every procedure. Published in the Official Gazette
MoreBlanche has cleared the Senate Judiciary Committee, leaving only a full Senate floor vote between him and confirmation as the permanent Attorney General of the United States. Republicans can afford to lose
MoreSuffolk Law Dean Andrew Perlman Launches Archive Cataloguing AI Policies Across 128 U.S. Law Schools
Andrew Perlman, dean of Suffolk University Law School, has launched a website cataloguing AI policies, teaching strategies, and curricular programmes from 128 of the 196 U.S. law schools. The site, titled AI
MoreColorado has enacted H.B. 26-1223, a law that significantly expands the state’s sales and use tax base beginning January 1, 2027. The legislation broadly treats downloaded and remotely accessed computer software as
MoreMissouri Solicitor General Louis Capozzi has built one of the state’s most powerful litigation operations in under a year, compiling a strong record across election law, constitutional litigation, and consumer protection. Appointed
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