The U.S. Bureau of Prisons is capable of handling a St. Louis attorney's outpatient needs, a North Carolina federal judge said, denying her request to delay her prison report date after she was convicted of helping perpetrate a $22 million tax fraud scheme.

A series of court decisions striking down state laws around access to independent pharmacies is raising questions about the impact for similar laws around the country.

The Federal Circuit denied patent litigator William P. Ramey III's attempt to stay a California court's order that he self-report to various disciplinary authorities that he was sanctioned for practicing law without a license, as well as pay a six-figure attorney fee award,

A Texas appellate court kept in play a property owner's malpractice case accusing a Houston law firm of negligent representation over flood damage claims, ruling that factual disputes remain over whether the claims were time-barred.

Plug Power Inc. investors have successfully pleaded part of their securities fraud suit over the hydrogen fuel cell maker’s representations about its anticipated growth, a federal court ruled.

The Federal Circuit kept intact the disqualification of two law firms from a patent ownership fight, saying it had not been shown a district judge made a clear error in removing them. https://www.law360.com/pulse/articles/2468003

The Georgia Supreme Court signed off on removing the law license of an attorney who pled guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and agreed to cooperate with federal prosecutors against a co-conspirator in a scheme involving fraudulent commercial and real estate deals.

Two Ohio appeals court judges expressed skepticism that the state could regulate Google like a public utility, with the panel’s head judge contemplating how such a ruling could affect the artificial intelligence industry.

A federal appeals court will weigh whether Border Patrol agents stopped Latino farmworkers without a clear reason and made arrests without warrants during a California raid as part of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown.

American Airlines Group Inc.'s legal leader earned nearly $9.9 million in his first eight months on the job thanks to his stock awards, according to a securities filing.

Veteran First Technologies LLC says the government improperly selected Hlinc Corp.'s nearly $68 million bid to provide IT services to the US Department of Veterans Affairs’ benefits administration.

EXPERT ANALYSIS: Several recent federal court decisions have perpetuated a split over what constitutes "control" of electronically stored information, with judges divided on whether the standard should turn on a party's legal right or practical ability to obtain the information,

A man who was convicted for orchestrating the 2017 bombing of an underground tunnel in New York City’s subway system convinced a split federal appeals court to drop one of six counts against him.

Students in an antitrust case against Brown University, the University of Pennsylvania and other elite schools have asked an Illinois federal judge to appoint trial lawyer Steven F. Molo and his firm MoloLamken LLP as lead counsel, touting his courtroom experience and the firm's

Newly leaked documents from the Supreme Court’s decision to stay a landmark Obama-era climate policy shed light on a fracture among the justices over emergency rulings that has only widened as the court has moved further to the right.