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Federal Judge Strikes Down New York Utility Call-Center Law as Unconstitutional
2+ day, 7+ hour ago (266+ words) A federal judge struck down portions of a New York law restricting utilities from routing customer-service work outside the state, ruling Thursday that the measure violates the dormant Commerce Clause of the U.S. Constitution. The career law clerk to Judge Lawrence…...
Mediating Sexual Assault Cases: What Each Side Should Know
2+ day, 6+ hour ago (223+ words) New laws have increased sexual assault cases, often resolved through sensitive mediation. Best practices include giving parties control, understanding trauma, making clear offers, and showing empathy. These help build trust, reduce retraumatization, and promote healing. There has been a spike…...
Patent Scholar John Duffy Says He Will Accept USPTO General Counsel Role
4+ day, 14+ hour ago (221+ words) Duffy, a University of Virginia law professor who has shaped patent law through landmark litigation and scholarship, said he intends to accept an offer to become the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's next general counsel. University of Virginia School of Law…...
Outgoing Mass. Bar President Vows to Continue Commitment to Judicial Security
2+ day, 18+ hour ago (26+ words) Morrison Mahoney partner Michael Hayden may be ending his term as president of the Massachusetts Bar Association, but he says his work is nowhere near done....
Decision of the Week: Right to Record Laws Do Not Protect Filming Inside Police Station Lobbies
3+ day, 35+ min ago (193+ words) On appeal, the 2nd Circuit determined that the dispositive issue was whether the state or city Right to Record laws protected recording inside publicly accessible areas of police facilities. New York’s state and city Right to Record laws do not provide…...
Ex-Attorney Sues Fox Rothschild, Alleging Disability Discrimination and Retaliation
3+ day, 33+ min ago (169+ words) Law.com Ex-Attorney Sues Fox Rothschild, Alleging Disability Discrimination and Retaliation Yazen Dides asserted the firm was slow to honor his request to provide him hearing aids and ultimately fired him in September 2025 after the pursuit of accommodations grew increasingly…...
9th Circuit Affirms Roblox Waived Arbitration Enforcement Right in Child Safety Class Action
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (35+ words) The decision could point to the limitations of seeking to compel arbitration as a defense strategy in similar cases against Roblox, which faces ongoing multidistrict litigation and a Judicial Council Coordinated Proceeding, contends plaintiffs counsel....
DOJ Accuses Berkeley Law of Discrimination in Admissions
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (24+ words) The U.S. Department of Justice finds that Berkeley Law deliberately discriminated against Asian and white applicants based on race in its law school admissions....
Appellate Court Rejects Attorney's Bid for Referral Fee in $10M Case
3+ day, 19+ hour ago (27+ words) Judge Debra Walker held that the "plain language" of the signed retainer agreement didn't include an explicit referral agreement between attorneys and was therefore unenforceable....
Diamonds, Data, and the Doctrine of Merger: The Second Circuit???s Course Correction in Rapaport v. Nivoda
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (197+ words) When is a number just a number, and when is it an original expression entitled to copyright protection? That deceptively simple question sits at the heart of the Second Circuit’s recent decision in Rapaport USA, Inc. v. A Manhattan federal…...