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The lawsuit alleges that James is using the "States power to regulate business fraud to stop nonprofit pregnancy centers."

A Nevada federal court on May 8, 2024, dismissed with prejudice a putative class action alleging that a handful of Las Vegas hotel operators and a software provider broke antitrust laws...

Obama-appointed judge in Georgia agreed with Lindell's legal team

Judge Amy Totenberg has issued a decision agreeing that there is "sufficient reason to believe that the electronic voting machines used by the State of Georgia have substantial flaws." Judge Nina Totenberg, an Obama appointee, presides over the court battle between Georgia Secretary of Sta

A Michigan city is being sued for banning a Christian business from a local farmers' market due to the business' opposition to hosting same-sex weddings on their property.

With proportional eDiscovery, the focus is on the financial burden of the requested discovery relative to the amount in controversy. In the VoteAmerica v. Schwab decision, we were reminded determining what is proportional includes 6 factors critical to a court’s analysis.

A group of Llano County, Texas, library supporters have filed suit against county officials in federal court arguing that a series of book bans and other actions at the library violates their Constitutional rights.

A subpoena issued by the House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6 Attack on the United States ...

The federal lawsuit seeking to block implementation of recently passed state legislation banning the use of Native American mascots in almost all Colorado public schools may be nearing a decision.