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Sometimes you have to ignore one law to uphold another.

Congress shouldn’t be able to invoke an arbitrary dollar limit to force the president to do its bidding.

Explained: Under the new regulation, all passengers travelling on BEST buses are required to use headphones while watching videos or listening to an audio on their mobile devices

8 posts published by Mike Masnick, Tim Cushing, Karl Bode, and Gretchen Heckmann on March 17, 2023

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Skadden’s Executive Compensation and Benefits Group is pleased to provide you with its 2023 Compensation Committee Handbook. This year’s handbook…

U.S. Supreme Court kicked off new term by adding nine mores cases to its docket. These cases raise issues from across legal landscape, including telecommunications, privilege, labor, education, sovereign immunity, immigration law.

Today, on the first day of the new term, the Supreme Court of the United States granted certiorari in nine cases: Gonzalez v. Google LLC, No. 21-1333: Section 203(c)(1)...

Supreme Court weighed in on June 13, 2022, in a unanimous decision that neither commercial nor ad hoc investor-state arbitration cases fall within the scope of Section 1782 because they do not qualify as a “foreign or international tribunal.