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Attorney general Bill Barr, Office of Personnel Management director Dale Cabaniss, and White House counsel Pat Cipollone have received letters from five U.S. Senators, […]
The Supreme Court heard Liu v. Securities and Exchange Commission on March 3. The case concerns the scope of relief in enforcement actions that […]
The Court of Federal Claims has ordered the Pentagon to stop work on its cloud computing contract with Microsoft, a win for former bidder […]
A University of Michigan Law School alumnus has revoked $2 million bequest he planned to make because a $150,000 donation he made was spent […]
An analysis of in Security Boulevard calls the cybersecurity industry a classic “market failure”, and offers several indicators to buttress that claim. First among […]
A restrictive covenant that addresses the competitive activities of an employee both during and after the employment relationship is a necessary tool for protecting […]
Mark Lambert, former president of Maryland transportation company Transportation Logistics Inc. (TLI) was convicted Nov. 22 of bribing a Russian official in exchange for […]
In a major victory for opponents of financial regulation, the Supreme Court has agreed to take up the lawsuit Seila Law vs. the Consumer […]
In a review of two recent books about Clarence Thomas, Michael O’Donnell writes that the first thing to know about the enigmatic Supreme Court […]
The U.S. Supreme Court is considering Frederick L. Allen, et al. v. Roy A. Cooper, III, Governor of North Carolina, et al, which will […]