A Kansas City school district faced tough questions about its practice of following students’ lead on gender identity as judges weighed reviving a former phys-ed teacher’s religious bias case.

The granting of a new trial in a fraudulent transfer dispute involving tens of millions of dollars in assets was improper despite unprofessional conduct by defense attorneys that included personal attacks on witnesses, a state appeals court ruled.

Judges on the Eighth Circuit were skeptical of siding with a mine operator who invoked constitutional challenges against the independent agency that hears appeals to mine safety disputes.

The Justice Department is attempting to offset a spike in Minnesota prosecutor resignations by deploying reinforcements from the military, other US attorney offices, and its health care fraud unit, according to a senior DOJ official.

The US Supreme Court asked Commercial Real Estate Exchange, known as CREXi, to respond to rival CoStar Group’s petition seeking to undo the revival of CREXi’s antitrust counterclaims in a copyright suit.

A bill to regulate litigation finance is in limbo as House lawmakers shift their focus to cracking down specifically on foreign funders investing in US lawsuits.

Samsung kicked off London court proceedings in a global patent spat with ZTE, claiming that the Chinese tech giant is overestimating the value of its 5G patent portfolio.

Verizon Communications Inc.‘s deal to acquire Frontier Communications’ California operations got a nod by the state’s Public Utilities Commission.

The Trump administration can’t require Chicago and St. Paul, Minn., to certify compliance with anti-sanctuary and anti-diversity, equity, and inclusion conditions in order to get federal public safety funds for now, a federal judge found.

The fourth largest franchisee of Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen in the US with locations in Florida and Georgia has filed for bankruptcy court protection.

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A Boston federal judge said he was struck by a “breathtaking” conspiracy involving Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and Secretary of State Marco Rubio to violate international students’ free speech rights as the court outlined a remedy.

A House subcommittee will hold a hearing next week on a draft discussion bill released Thursday that would substantially alter the US’s primary chemicals law just 10 years after Congress overhauled that statute.

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