A federal judge has ruled against President Joe Biden’s Navy secretary and ordered the military branch to at least explain in greater detail why it had denied sailor Ronny Rutledge’s request to reinstate his Navy SEAL status. The military’s Board for Correction of Naval Records “relied on the undisputed fact…

In the world of Big Law, there’s one club everyone wants to join: the global elite. Whether or not it will ever come to pass is debatable, but many are convinced a breakaway group of law firms will one day dominate the industry and the buzz around it is especially…

Of 17 disciplinary actions reported in the June disciplinary report of the State Bar of Texas, five address attorneys whose disabilities or other health conditions became detrimental to their clients. In other disciplinary actions, two attorneys were disbarred and two resigned in lieu of facing disciplinary actions.

Sen. Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, reacts to U.S. oil production reaching an all-time high under the Biden administration on Varney & Co. A federal judge issued a ruling Monday that blocks the Biden administration’s ban on new exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) following a challenge by a group of more…

A Connecticut state judge granted a motion to strike the claims in three class actions against restaurants alleging wage violations. Superior Court Judge Cesar A. Noble agreed with the defendants’ contentions that the suits relied on inapplicable and old versions of regulations, the claims were timed-barred, and a private cause…

Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman is defending the Regents of the University of California in a trade secrets complaint brought by Jones Day on behalf of Agensys Inc., which alleges a key scientist disclosed confidential information regarding promising cancer research. The suit, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Central…