Is the Writing on the Wall for the Apple Ecosystem?
Written by: Edson Hernandez The United States Department of Justice (the “DOJ”) and sixteen other states filed a civil antitrust lawsuit on March 21, 2024, against Apple, a computer… Read more »
Category: Legal Pulse
A Biden Administration Student Debt Program is Challenged Once Again
Written By: Madison Stonemetz On March 28, 2024, eleven Republican-led States challenged the legality of a student loan repayment plan created by the Biden Administration. This comes less than… Read more »
Fifth Circuit Restricts Scope of EPA’s Statutory Authority to Regulate “New Uses” of “Forever Chemicals” under Toxic Substances Control Act
Written By: Lauren Spiezia On March 22, 2024, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals vacated two orders issued by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to Inhance Technologies, a Texas-based… Read more »
TikTok Tension: The Battle for ByteDance in the U.S
Written By: Kendal Hill The fate of TikTok, an app used by approximately 170 million Americans, has become a central issue in Washington these past few weeks amid national security… Read more »
Chief Justice Roberts’ New Checkout Policy for Judge Shopping: Don’t shop, please?
Written By: Igor dos Santos The Judicial Conference of the United States published a new policy last Tuesday, March 12, to curb judge shopping in federal courts. In essence, it… Read more »
The NetChoice Cases: Free Speech in a Digital Age
Written By: Nick Marasco On February 26, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the NetChoice cases, which involved two state laws, out Florida and Texas, that were designed… Read more »
The Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Former-President Trump’s Appeal on His Immunity Claim
Written By: Grace Frey Former President Donald Trump was indicted in August 2023 on four counts arising from his alleged involvement in the events of January 6, 2021, and… Read more »
New York Attorney General’s ‘Ghost Gun’ Lawsuit Marches Forward
Written By: Ethan Leonard On Friday, February 23, 2024, a federal judge out of the Southern District of New York rejected the challenge brought by nine defendant ‘ghost gun’ companies… Read more »
Designed to be Deleted, or Designed to be Repeated? Class Action Lawsuit against “Addictive” Dating App Company
Written By: Kaleigh Dyer Introduction to the Suit Match Group Inc., the company responsible for brands including Tinder, Hinge, Match, OkCupid, and more, was on the opposing end of a… Read more »
Disney Sues Florida Government for First Amendment Violation
Written By: Leanna Arjune The Beginning and End of Reedy CreekIn 1967, four years before the Walt Disney World Company (Disney) opened its first theme park in Florida, Governor Claude… Read more »