Supreme Court Makes It Easier to Sue for Job Discrimination April 18, 2024 By Greg Stohr The US Supreme Court made it easier for employees to sue over discriminatory job transfers, siding with a St. Louis...
Supreme Court Leaves Intact Elite School’s Diversity Policy February 21, 2024 By Greg Stohr A divided US Supreme Court refused to question an admissions policy at a competitive Virginia public high school, turning away...
Fishing Fee Case May Lead Supreme Court to Limit US Agency Powers January 18, 2024 By Greg Stohr and Jennifer A. Dlouhy The US Supreme Court questioned a longstanding legal doctrine that gives federal agencies wide berth to interpret unclear laws as...
Supreme Court Rejects Use of Race in University Admissions June 29, 2023 By Greg Stohr The US Supreme Court effectively barred universities from using race as a factor in university admissions, marking the start of...
Supreme Court Leaves Intact Social Media Liability Shield in Win for Google, Twitter May 18, 2023 By Greg Stohr and Emily Birnbaum The US Supreme Court left in place a broad liability shield for social media companies for content posted by users,...
Crypto Is Finally Getting Its First Supreme Court Appearance March 17, 2023 By Greg Stohr A clash involving disgruntled Coinbase Global Inc. customers will give the US Supreme Court its first taste of the world...
J&J Rejected by Supreme Court Over $302 Million Vaginal-Mesh Award February 21, 2023 By Greg Stohr The US Supreme Court rejected a Johnson & Johnson appeal, leaving intact a $302 million award against the company for...
Supreme Court Rejects Gun Retailers’ Objection to New York Regulations January 19, 2023 By Greg Stohr The US Supreme Court refused to block new safety and record-keeping requirements that apply to New York gun retailers, letting...
Harvard, UNC Race-Based Admissions Cases Put Supreme Court Justices on Collision Course October 28, 2022 By Greg Stohr A showdown over college affirmative action at the US Supreme Court next week pits the court’s liberal wing against Chief...
Social Media Company Liability Draws US Supreme Court Scrutiny October 3, 2022 By Greg Stohr The US Supreme Court will decide whether social media companies can be sued over targeted content recommendations, agreeing to hear...