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The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear argument on November 8 in Mallory v. Norfolk Southern Railway Co., 21-1168, and it appears ready to resolve a longstanding issue that has divided...

In recent years, the United States Supreme Court has issued two opinions, in the cases of BNSF Railway Co. v. Tyrrell and Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. v. Superior Ct. of California, San...

WASHINGTON – A nonprofit legal organization has urged the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold limits on general personal jurisdiction for out-of-state defendants, in the case of a Virginia man who claimed his ill health was the result of his exposure to cancer-causing substances while working for the Norfolk Southern railroad.

A licensed therapist is suing Washington state over its ban on sexual orientation counseling for minors, a practice described by critics as “conversion therapy.” 

The Michigan Court of Claims ruled Wednesday that the state’s 1931 abortion ban law is ‘unconstitutional’ and cannot be enforced

A decade ago, in Kelo v. City of New London, the Supreme Court gave its approval to an unprecedented and remarkable use of the eminent domain power.

Department of Labor's radical new reinterpretation of the 'persuader rule' on hold after nationwide injunction.

To support a strong national economy and encourage fiscal responsibility among the states, Congress should reject legislation that requires states to collect sales tax on internet and mail order sales.

Joint Juice, according to its labelling and advertising, promoted "healthy and happy," if not pain free, joints. A jury apparently thought it was closer to snake oil, finding the product's marketing false...

CVSs new policy, changed in August 2021, stated that employees were no longer allowed to deny prescribing Plan B or birth control to patients as it is essential to their jobs.