Legal & Compliance - Page 33

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has significantly modified its earlier ruling on migrant detention rights, creating what critics describe as a constitutionally troubling compromise position. The court ruled in February that

The House Ways and Means Committee has advanced legislation that would impose new reporting requirements on large tax-exempt hospitals across the United States. HR 9504, the Tax Exempt Hospital Transparency Act, was

Attorneys at McDermott Will & Schulte LLP have compiled the latest 340B litigation updates covering the week of June 30 through July 6, 2026. The weekly roundup draws on a review of

From a fifth-grade classroom to Florida’s 11th Judicial Circuit, Judge Nushin Sayfie has built a career defined by purpose and deliberate choice. A teacher once named Sayfie attorney general during a classroom

Sullivan & Cromwell is facing significant internal tensions after reports emerged that the firm quietly crossed a line partners were explicitly promised would not be crossed. The Wall Street Journal has confirmed

The Federal Acquisition Regulation faces its most significant overhaul in years, with new proposed rules that would dramatically compress deadlines for government contractors handling terminated contracts. The Revolutionary FAR Overhaul, known as

A three-decade-old federal privacy law is emerging as a significant litigation tool, with plaintiffs increasingly invoking the Driver’s Privacy Protection Act against private businesses. The Driver’s Privacy Protection Act, known as the

The Supreme Court’s recent decision on birthright citizenship has drawn fierce public opposition from President Donald Trump, who is now demanding an immediate rehearing. Trump took to social media to denounce the

As a salary war unfolds in the upper echelons of the legal profession, boutique firms are pulling ahead of their Biglaw rivals in the competition for top associate talent. Elite boutique firms