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An attorney explores the ethical, legal, and practical challenges that may be associated with the current language that appears in the Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) Disclosure Act of 2023.

The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals held on August 29, 2023, that the requirement to deposit physical copies of copyrighted material with the Library of Congress under Section 407...

Only the government stands to benefit from the widespread destruction caused by Lahaina wildfires.

The company is suing the federal government over drug pricing regulation included in the Inflation Reduction Act, arguing that the provision is “tantamount to extortion."

By Alexis Narducci An important question when asserting a constitutional claim against a government is when to file the claim, especially when the filing may have consequences for the plaintiff’s ongoing relations with the government or might result in government action to derail a project or practice. Further, there is often the desire to wait

President Biden’s decision earlier on Monday to veto a bill that would have killed a Labor Department rule on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing, has effectively seized your pension and expropriated it directing it to invest in this failed green agenda. That is UNCONSTITUTIONAL and there needs to be an immediate class action suit

Flores explained residents paying day to day would not be considered leasing the property, voiding their property rights. But, if even one of the residents pays month to month, they

Three events turning 100 this year have had a long-lasting impact on the shape of American urban design and land use.

A federal appeals court has overturned a decision by a federal judge in Minnesota to dismiss the constitutional challenge.

IN THIS ISSUE - Eleventh Circuit Overturns Dismissal of Cryptocurrency Ponzi Scheme Class Action Suit; Federal Court of Appeals Dismisses Leading Fannie Mae and Freddie...