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Altman Takes the Stand in OpenAI Trial, Defends For-Profit Conversion
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman testified May 12 in Oakland federal court, defending the company’s for-profit conversion and accusing Musk of seeking control of OpenAI.
North Dakota Supreme Court Shields $345 Million Pipeline Verdict From Dutch Collateral Attack
The North Dakota Supreme Court ordered an anti-suit injunction blocking Greenpeace International’s Dutch lawsuit, shielding a $345 million Dakota Access Pipeline verdict from overseas collateral attack.
Federal Judge Unseals Epstein Suicide Note Hidden for Seven Years
A Manhattan federal judge unsealed a handwritten note purportedly written by Jeffrey Epstein, a document kept from investigators for seven years inside a co-defendant’s sealed case file.
Supreme Court Holds Donor-List Subpoena Confers Standing on Nonprofit
The Supreme Court held April 29 that a subpoena demanding a nonprofit’s donor list causes a present First Amendment injury, resolving a key standing dispute.
Supreme Court Preserves State Trucking Claims, Clarifies Post-Arbitration Jurisdiction
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously in two May 14 decisions: one preserves state trucking-broker negligence claims; the other keeps district courts in play after FAA arbitration stays.
Supreme Court Strips Presidential Tariff Authority Under IEEPA
The Supreme Court’s 6-3 IEEPA ruling voids the legal basis for $170 billion in presidential tariffs, unleashing thousands of refund suits and forcing a statutory pivot.
Court of International Trade Strikes Down Section 122 Universal Tariff
The Court of International Trade invalidated the administration’s 10% Section 122 fallback tariff, leaving its universal import surcharge strategy without a confirmed legal foundation.
Conservative Supermajority Signals End of Independent Agency Protections at SCOTUS
The Supreme Court’s conservative supermajority signaled Dec. 8 it may overrule the 90-year precedent protecting independent agency heads from presidential removal.
Supreme Court Justices Challenge Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Theory at Argument
The Supreme Court heard arguments April 1 in Trump v. Barbara, with Roberts, Kavanaugh, and Gorsuch all challenging the administration’s novel birthright citizenship theory.
Supreme Court Expedites Louisiana Redistricting Remand as Lawsuits Mount Over Primary Suspension
On May 4, the Supreme Court accelerated issuance of its certified judgment in *Callais v. Landry*, clearing the way for emergency redistricting in…