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RivCo-based nonprofit sues California over constitutionality of transgender sanctuary law

A Murrieta-based nonprofit filed a lawsuit today challenging the constitutional validity of California's so-called "transgender sanctuary law," which permits children to come into the state for gender-altering surgeries despite parental opposition or legal actions filed in other states to bar the procedures.
Temecula Valley United States Riverside County Gavin Newsom D San Francisco Tim Thompson
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Supreme Court Rules for Taxpayer Against IRS FBAR Under BSA

Applicable penalty for non-willful failure to file a foreign financial account is applied on per-form basis, not per-account basis, Supreme Court decided Feb. 28 in Bittner v. United States. Ruling settles split among circuit courts provides significant relief to taxpayers.
United States Revenue Service Supreme Court Holding Department Of Treasury Supreme Court Fbars Report Of Foreign Bank

Judge approves removal of defendant from suit over FDA-recalled surgical scaffold

PITTSBURGH โ€“ A federal judge has approved the dismissal of one medical company from a coupleโ€™s litigation alleging that the wife-plaintiff developed breast cancer, after not being informed that a surgical scaffold used in her 2015 breast augmentation surgery was the subject of an FDA recall, 10 days after said surgery.
United States Allegheny County Brian Gillespie Kevin Cross Angelam Alexander Savino Susan Clare

Illinois Supreme Court on Private Entity Exposure to BIPA Liability

Illinois Supreme Court ruled that separate claim accrues under Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act, 740 ILCS 14/1. BIPA each time person scans or transmits biometric information. Cothron v. White Castle defendant White Castle argued BIPA claims accrue only first time.
New York United States White Castle Latrina Cothron United States Court Illinois Supreme Court

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