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Supreme Court Poised to Decide Whether FIFRA Shields Bayer From State Tort Claims
The Supreme Court is expected to rule by late June on whether FIFRA preempts Roundup failure-to-warn claims, with 61,000 suits and a $7.25B settlement in the balance.
Supreme Court Poised to Strike Down Trump Birthright Citizenship Order
The Supreme Court is expected to rule by late June on Trump’s executive order ending automatic birthright citizenship, with five or more justices signaling the order will fall.
Sean Combs’ Appellate Team Challenges Mann Act Conviction and 50-Month Sentence at Second Circuit
The Second Circuit heard oral argument April 9 on Sean Combs’ challenge to his Mann Act conviction and 50-month sentence, focusing on whether acquitted conduct influenced the sentence.
Judge Mehta’s Google Default Ban Reshapes Search Market Distribution
Judge Mehta’s April 2026 remedy order bans Google default payments; Apple, Samsung, and Mozilla must deploy choice screens as compliance monitoring begins in September 2026.
Supreme Court Weighs Emergency Stay in Copyright Register Removal Fight
The Trump administration’s emergency application to the U.S. Supreme Court remains pending, asking the justices to stay a D.C. Circuit order that reinstated…
Conservative Supermajority Poised to Gut Humphrey’s Executor at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court’s six conservative justices appear ready to overrule Humphrey’s Executor, stripping job protections for FTC, NLRB, and EEOC commissioners in a ruling due by late June.
Rhode Island Court Vacates USCIS Adjudication Freeze Covering 39 Countries
A Rhode Island federal judge vacated four USCIS memoranda freezing immigration processing for 39 countries, voiding the policies nationwide under the APA.
Judge Mehta Stays Jan. 6 Civil Suits Pending Trump Immunity Appeal
Judge Amit Mehta stays eight Jan. 6 civil suits against Trump while he appeals the court’s immunity ruling, delaying discovery for Capitol officer and lawmaker plaintiffs.
Supreme Court Rules FCC Forfeiture Orders Require No Jury Trial
The Supreme Court held 2026 that FCC forfeiture orders against AT&T and Verizon require no jury trial, reinforcing agency enforcement power across regulated industries.
Supreme Court Holds Geofence Warrant Case as Term Nears Close
The Supreme Court has yet to decide *Chatrie v. United States*, one of 23 cases still pending as the 2025-2026 term approaches its end . The case will…