Opinion
Why the battle between Judge Cannon and the DOJ is worth your attention
In a win for transparency, Volume 1 of special counsel Jack Smith’s investigative report, documenting Donald Trump’s alleged 2020 election subversion crimes, was released Tuesday, reminding readers of ...
US appeals court reinstates pause on generic version of Novartis' Entresto
By Blake Brittain WASHINGTON -Novartis won an order from a U.S. appeals court in Washington on Thursday temporarily blocking ...
More than a dozen Democratic AGs say they'll defend gun regulations ahead of Trump's 2nd term
More than a dozen Democratic state attorneys general said Thursday they plan to defend two gun regulations now being ...
CAS’ status as sport’s supreme court is questioned – and why this is significant
An expert at the European Union’s highest court has questioned whether Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) verdicts really ...
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Courts block Ohio from forcing change at Warren County day treatment program
A legal battle between a unique Warren County education facility and the state of Ohio may land in the state’s supreme court.
US appeals court lifts pause on generic version of Novartis' Entresto
By Blake Brittain WASHINGTON - Drugmaker MSN Pharmaceuticals cleared another hurdle on Thursday toward launching its generic ...
Honored by NYSBA, 2nd Circuit Chief Judge Livingston's Remarks Stress Judicial Safety
Chief Judge Debra Ann Livingston of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit was this year’s winner of the Stanley ...
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Lager Than Life: $56 Million Verdict in Beer Trademark Dispute Still on Tap
The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit upheld a $56 million trial verdict in a trademark dispute, finding that the ...
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Tickled Pink No More - Federal Circuit Affirms Cancellation of CeramTec’s Trademarks for Pink Ceramic Hip Implants
Color trademarks have traditionally been difficult to obtain. Of the over 4 million trademark registrations, there were less ...
North Carolina court says mother of student killed in ride-along can sue trooper for negligence
A North Carolina appeals court says the mother of a student killed while on a ride-along in a Highway Patrol cruiser can continue suing for gross negligence against the trooper who was driving.