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On August 20, 2026, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency published a proposed settlement agreement in the Federal Register at 91 Fed. Reg. 53857 concerning widely used pesticides. The settlement seeks to resolve

The Department of Homeland Security is intensifying its immigration enforcement tools, placing greater compliance obligations on employers across the United States. DHS has expanded the E-Verify Status Change Report to give employers

Imagine for a moment that your job title is general counsel at Jurassic Park, a role that raises its own uniquely terrifying professional hazards. The legal world is no stranger to unusual

New Jersey and its Division of Gaming Enforcement filed a long-anticipated petition on September 2, 2026, asking the Supreme Court to review and reverse a Third Circuit ruling protecting prediction market operators.

In coverage litigation, a familiar argument arises when an insurance policy uses two different words: each must mean something distinct from the other. The logic runs that if both words carry identical

Legal academia has tied itself in knots over AI-generated law review submissions, with professors loudly condemning scholars who use AI to draft academic work. The controversy centres on Pangram, an AI detection

Last week’s ILTACON, the annual conference of the International Legal Technology Association, produced one of the busiest news cycles in the event’s recent history. Product announcements flooded in throughout the week, dominated

A significant shift is underway in California courts, as judges increasingly push back against negligence claims built on speculative or inadmissible evidence at the summary judgment stage. Legal experts say the pendulum

Congress has issued subpoenas to two senior Oracle Health executives after the cost of a major Veterans Affairs technology contract nearly tripled in value. The House Veterans’ Affairs Committee voted 19-0 to

Washington D.C. litigation boutique Liu Shur Kravis LLP has matched the new Milbank salary scale, effective immediately, just five months after opening its doors. The firm, founded by three former federal prosecutors,