Judge Keeps Trump Anti-DEI Orders Blocked While Appeal Proceeds
A federal judge declined to lift an order blocking portions of Trump executive orders limiting diversity, equity, and ...
Product Regulators' Magnet Safety Rule Beats 10th Cir. Challenge
A rule establishing safety standards for high-powered magnets was supported by substantial evidence, a federal appeals court said Monday.
California Parks Aerial Tour Plan Ruling Paused During US Remand
Conservation groups and federal agencies won their bid to temporarily put on hold a D.C. Circuit decision that ordered an ...
GSA to Nix SEC’s LA, Philadelphia Leases With Telework Possible
The Securities and Exchange Commission’s Los Angeles and Philadelphia regional offices could close in coming months as part ...
Green Group Sues EPA for Records on Climate Endangerment Finding
President Donald Trump’s EPA failed to turn over vital records concerning its reconsideration of the greenhouse gas ...
WilmerHale Tells Lawyers to Hit Office Four Days a Week
WilmerHale is requiring its lawyers to be in the office four days a week, making it the latest Big Law firm to mandate more ...
Courts Have No Power Over FDIC Administrative Cases, Judge Says
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. fended off a challenge to a proposed $20.4 million judgment against a Kansas bank after a ...
Zillow Prevails in Broker Antitrust Suit as 9th Cir. Upholds Win
Zillow Group Inc. dodged an antitrust suit alleging the digital real estate platform had an anticompetitive business ...
Case: Disability Discrimination/Discharge (4th Cir.)
The Fourth Circuit affirmed a district court’s grant to summary judgment to ND Fairmont LLC on a material handler’s disability discrimination claim under the ADA, where the court of appeals found that ...
EEOC Sues Michigan Taco Bell Owners Alleging Bias, Retaliation
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is suing on behalf of female workers employed by Teamlyders LLC and other affiliated companies doing business as Taco Bell restaurants, alleging ...
Case: Discrimination/Retaliation (M.D. Pa.)
The Federal Bureau of Prisons is entitled to summary judgment on a corrections officer’s retaliation claims under Title VII and the Rehabilitation Act after his written report of a superior’s ...
Amtrak Must Face Black Employee's Racial Discrimination Suit
Amtrak couldn’t defeat a discrimination lawsuit from a Black employee after a district court held a jury could find it ...