If you ever challenge federal agency actions, you’ll want to note a decision of the D.C. Circuit published last week. Everybody knows that, in federal ...
Oral arguments ended in May, but the D.C. Circuit’s still churning out published rulings. Nine were issued this past week: a decision under the Internal ...
Do you know the difference between the major-questions doctrine and the no-elephants-in-mouseholes principle? If you ever find yourself litigating against federal agencies, it’s a distinction ...
A decision of the D.C. Circuit this past week shows the power of strategic concessions. The case involved a federal rule mandating shutoff valves in ...
Yesterday, in federal district court in DC, Federal Circuit Judge Pauline Newman sued her fellow judges for trying to oust her from the Federal Circuit. ...
If you handle class actions, you’ll want to read the D.C. Circuit’s decision this past week on so-called fail-safe classes, a vexing topic that has ...
The court issued one published opinion this past week, a decision reviewing a criminal sentence for bank fraud. No. 21-3053, United States v. Otunyo. The ...