Given the makeup of the Supreme Court after 3 conservative appointments to the court, I was concerned as to what the outcome of the Court’s decision might be. Whether they…

…to deny; wasn’t the states, either . Scalia, Thomas, and Roberts are old enough to remember. What law school teaches that the US Constitution gives US Supreme Court Justices the…

…Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit whom Pence had asked for advice about whether he could overturn the election results, quickly took to Twitter to distance himself from the…

…the ruling sticks or not, the case is likely to inspire similar legal action, according to Muffett of the Center for International Environmental Law. “Lawyers from around the world who…

…overtime pay, and car loan interest payments from income taxes. However, these account for just 3 percent of the new law’s tax cuts. Similarly, the law’s expansion of the Child…

…number of requests denied and appeals received. Other states have adopted or are considering similar legislation. In many places insurers regularly take four to six weeks for non-urgent appeals. Various…

…face this barrier. Many of the denied claims are reversed if a patient appeals, according to the federal government. New data specific to Medicare Advantage plans found 82% of appeals resulted…

…order by the Supreme Court elicited the following response from Beverly Mann: “Eric M. Freedman, a law professor at Hofstra University, said that the lesson of the Supreme Court’s ruling…

Steve Hutkins on-line live blogging at Save the Post Office has been updating the progress of the “Lawsuits against DeJoy, USPS & Trump with relation to mail delays and election…

…of the cort., SCOTUStoday for Monday, March 23 – SCOTUSblog A Closer Look: Confidence in the Court As you may have heard by now, the Supreme Court is apparently experiencing a crisis of…