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A federal judge refused to give qualified immunity to four Phoenix police officers accused of excessive force in the 2017 death of Muhammad Muhaymin.

On November 23, organic food industry groups and advocates filed a Motion for Summary Judgment asking a California federal judge to declare the USDA’s National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Standard NBFDS invalid.

In an order issued on October 15, 2021, United States District Judge Thomas W. Thrash from the Northern District of Georgia granted an employer’s Motion for Summary Judgment and ruled...

The Northern District of Georgia granted an employer’s Motion for Summary Judgment and ruled that plaintiff’s separation agreement with a release and covenant not to sue precluded him from bringing an ERISA class action for breach of fiduciary duties.

The Supreme Court in AMG foreclosed the FTC’s ability to pursue monetary remedies under Section 13(b) of the FTC Act. That, however, AMG has not stopped the FTC from pursuing monetary...

By Memorandum Opinion entered by the Honorable Richard G. Andrews in IPA Technologies, Inc. v. Amazon.com, Inc. et al., Civil Action No. 16-1266-RGA (D.Del. October 28, 2021), the Court...

In may? >> i believe it was one sb-8 took effect. >> and are they being delayed as a result of the federal court litigation? >> it appears that the motion for summary judgment deadline has been set for ten days from now. theyre continuing the pace even given this court. >> they involve only state law claims is my understanding and the plaintiffs in those cases have not raised federal constitutional claims. is that correct? >> thats incorrect. at least one of the litigants is planned parenthood w...

Sb-8. >> justice? >> what can you tell us about the state multidistrict litigation? when were -- this law was enacted i believe in the middle of may. but when were the suits filed? where do they stand now? are they being delayed as a result of the federal court litigation? how quickly might we expect to see a decision in that case? >> i can answer some of those questions, your honor. they were filed fairly promptly. i believe just before sb-8s effective date. there are currently 14 of them in a ...

Going all over the place going to meetings, to the g20 summit site. so that is a big concern for them. >> memories of 2001 when you had protests in genoa, italy, and there was a hard-handed response from police and one protester died. you see the italians laying out perhaps out of an abundance of caution a great deal of security. >> we were at the putin-biden summary judgment back in june, but theyre obviously a bit more concerned. >> no question. it shows you the focus on this issue. the leader...

In the largest settlement of its kind, a private equity PE firm and former executives of South Bay Mental Health Center, Inc. SBMHC have agreed to pay $25 million for allegedly causing fraudulent claims to be submitted to the state’s Medicaid Program