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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton faced an uncomfortable moment during a tele-town hall this week, held as part of his ongoing Senate campaign. A caller cut straight to the point, skipping any

The Federal Circuit issued a precedential decision on August 10, 2026, in *Dental Monitoring SAS v. Align Technology, Inc.*, fundamentally reshaping how prior-art effective dates are determined. The ruling directly targets the

The Office of Management and Budget has extended Form CC-305, the standardised disability self-identification form used by covered federal contractors, through July 31, 2029. The renewal was approved on July 16, 2026,

A sweeping New York Times investigation into Paul, Weiss has exposed details of the firm’s deal with the Trump administration that are significantly more troubling than initially understood. Since becoming the first

Alabama held a congressional primary this week that most voters appeared to have little idea was even taking place, producing a catastrophic turnout figure of just 5 percent. The dismal participation rate

New York City began formally implementing its new pied-à-terre tax on July 22, 2026, targeting non-primary residential properties across the five boroughs. The surcharge was introduced as a mechanism to close a

Pennsylvania has enacted sweeping new legislation governing the decommissioning of commercial solar energy facilities, replacing a fragmented system of local regulations with a uniform statewide framework. Act 44 of 2026, signed into

Law firms investing in AI search visibility are largely solving the wrong problem, according to digital strategist Josh Anisfeld of Baretz+Brunelle. Anisfeld, writing in Above the Law, argues that AI visibility is

New York Governor Hochul signed the Pied-à-Terre Tax Law into law on May 28, 2026, as part of the 2026-2027 New York State Budget. The law, which took effect on July 1,