The environmental organizations claimed that the service failed to employ the science of conservation biology, which led to violations of a number of environmental statutes and regulations in developing forest management plans for the two national forests...

Respondents erected a board fence which blocked the view from complainants' windows, darkened rooms on the first floor, and cut off air. The fence was erected due to an altercation with complainants' daughter, and respondent testified that he...

Hikma Pharms. USA Inc. v. Vanda Pharms. Inc. Supreme Court of the United States March 18, 2019, Decided No. 18-817. Opinion The Solicitor General is invited to file a brief in this case expressing the views of the United States. Read The Full Case Not...

Plaintiff Dominick and Elizabeth Tenuto presented their five-month-old daughter to Dr. Leroy L. Schwartz, for a second dosage of an oral poliomyelitis vaccine manufactured by defendant Lederle Laboratories. Plaintiff Dominick contracted polio from his...

In re Volkswagen Timing Chain Prod. Liab. Litig. United States District Court for the District of New Jersey May 8, 2017, Decided; May 8, 2017, Filed Civil Action No.: 16-2765 (JLL) Opinion LINARES , District Judge. This matter comes before the Court...

United States v. Vaello-Madero United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit April 10, 2020, Decided No. 19-1390 Opinion  [*14]  TORRUELLA, Circuit Judge . This appeal raises a fundamental question of constitutional law requiring us to consider...

On Sept. 11, 1994, a van owned by a church was being driven by Lloyd Mitchell, who was returning children to their homes following Sunday services at the church. The van collided with a locomotive owned by defendant Kansas City Southern Railway Company...

Plaintiff Jane Doe brought an action against defendant Priority Care, Inc., claiming that the medical provider was liable for the alleged sexual assaults of her minor son, John Doe, by of one of its psychotherapists. In response to the suit, defendant...

By: Devika Kewalramani MOSES & SINGER LLP Lawyers are prohibited from sharing legal fees with non-lawyers unless an exception applies. The issue of fee sharing infrequently arises for in-house counsel as they are typically salaried employees who...

EU Lawmakers Advance Landmark AI Rules The European Union’s Parliament approved the AI Act, which could become the first comprehensive regulations for the artificial intelligence industry in the West. Among other things, the act would require...