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As CARB implements a first-in-the-nation climate risk disclosure framework, it is giving insurers a pass even as other compani...

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The Justice Department is asking the D.C. Circuit to sever President Trump's executive orders targeting prominent law firms--b...

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ICE detention deaths are rising, often preventable and frequently tied to private contractors--yet California plaintiffs' atto...

Using independent contractors without signed work-for-hire agreements can leave entertainment companies without exclusive copy...

As companies race to signal AI adoption, regulators and plaintiffs' attorneys are scrutinizing those claims more closely than ...

Part 2 of a series examines how incremental ethical lapses in legal practice can blur professional boundaries and lead to disc...

The reach of the Feres doctrine highlights the urgent need for legal reform to protect service members from discriminat...

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Amid mounting stress in the opaque private credit market, Burnell v. BlackRock TCP Capital Corp. spotlights investor cl...

The 9th Circuit correctly upheld Washington's nondiscrimination protections in Olympus Spa v. Armstrong, but the opin...

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