US immigrant hopefuls will need to hold a valid passport from their home country before entering the Diversity Visa lottery beginning next month.
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US immigrant hopefuls will need to hold a valid passport from their home country before entering the Diversity Visa lottery beginning next month.
Real estate developer Glenn Straub and his lawyer created fraudulent operating agreements and meeting minutes to gain an advantage in an ownership fight over the Miss America beauty pageant, a federal judge ruled.
A New York federal judge ordered a group of states to engage in settlement talks with Live Nation Entertainment Inc. to potentially resolve claims the company illegally monopolized the live event industry.
An assistant US attorney in North Carolina said he’s resigning over AI-created fabricated quotes and erroneous citations in an AI-produced court brief.
Tech associations appear unlikely to win in their effort to block Florida’s age-specific social media regulations as the Eleventh Circuit indicated at oral argument Tuesday that they lack standing to maintain their suit.
A former DLA Piper associate must use her real name to advance rape allegations against her supervising partner and the global law firm, a Massachusetts judge said.
Tech associations appear unlikely to win in their effort to block Florida’s age-specific social media regulations as the Eleventh Circuit indicated at oral argument Tuesday that they lack standing to maintain their suit.
California has ramped up fining companies that don’t make it easy for consumers to object to the sharing of their personal data.
Tucked under the arcade at 49 Marktgasse in Bern’s historic city center is an opaque glass entranceway with a small sign identifying it as a branch of UBS Group AG, one of hundreds across Switzerland.
The federal judiciary is accelerating its move to a new case management system after repeated cyber attacks on the current system used for court filings.
A group of former military lawyers is warning against the Trump administration’s use of judge advocates to staff US attorneys’ offices, arguing the move runs afoul of federal law limiting involvement in civilian law enforcement.
Federal public defenders are launching a centralized effort to coordinate Supreme Court litigation in order to sharpen the defense bar’s performance before the justices.
Smartmatic moved to dismiss its foreign bribery indictment by arguing the Trump administration was unconstitutionally vengeful in bringing charges against the voting technology company targeted by conspiracy theories from the president’s allies.
US immigrant hopefuls will need to hold a valid passport from their home country before entering the Diversity Visa lottery beginning next month.
West Virginia’s Medicaid program can prohibit coverage of gender-affirming surgeries, a federal appeals court ruled, pointing to recent decisions from the US Supreme Court.
ExxonMobil Corp. “has no plans” to opt into Texas provisions that would curtail shareholder rights if investors approve a reincorporation proposal floated on Tuesday.
Hedge fund manager George Allen Weiss prevailed in his bid to exclude his interest in a $20 million New York City co-operative apartment from his bankruptcy estate, marking a loss for his largest creditor, Jefferies Financial Group Inc.
The US District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin has declined to extend the tenure of the Trump administration’s interim US attorney in Milwaukee.
A US judge ruled Monday that the Trump administration illegally appointed a trio of lawyers to succeed Alina Habba after her resignation as the top federal prosecutor in New Jersey.
Two Supreme Court justices weighed in on the court’s growing pattern of granting emergency orders at a rare public joint appearance where they laid out their conflicting views.
South Plains, Texas, had long declared its measles outbreak over when in January wastewater testing picked up what Zachary Holbrooks called “a blip, a spike.”
Mayer Brown said it hired six partners from McGuireWoods, including former Houston managing partner Yasser Madriz, to strengthen its energy practice in Texas.
Opinion: A retired Hawaii Supreme Court Chief Justice writes jury service is one of the most important actions ordinary American can take today to protect the rule of law.
Ed Martin, a senior Justice Department official and staunch ally of President Donald Trump, is facing allegations of misconduct from attorney ethics regulators in Washington.
A federal judge in California ordered the government and plaintiffs challenging a $100,000 Trump H-1B fee to weigh in on the significance of a circuit court decision allowing a halt on refugee admissions to stand.
Opinion: The Trump administration has proven its disinterest in trustbusting, but states, consumers, workers, and independent businesses will continue to fight against the abuse of corporate power.
Opinion: Proxy fights over diversity, equity, and inclusion aren’t always about DEI, but about who gets to decide. Corporate boards want to protect their discretion in relation to shareholders.
More than 160 companies filed mass termination notices with New York’s Department of Labor in the year following a first-of-its-kind update to the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) law requiring disclosure of AI impact on the cuts.
