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The US Supreme Court cleared the way for Alabama to use a pro-Republican congressional map that eliminates one of its two districts where Black voters make up a majority or near-majority, giving a boost to President Trump as his party defends its control of Congress in November's midterm elections https://t.co/WN13MgvfxZ
Federal wage law doesn't allow workers to recover pay for nonovertime hours during weeks when they logged more than 40 hours, the Third Circuit held Wednesday as a matter of first impression, partially undoing a $35.8 million win for the DOL against bankrupt nursing homes. https://t.co/1fCn1slOGx
The US and its “Five Eyes” intelligence partners issued what they said was an unprecedented joint notice warning about attempts by Chinese spies to use websites such as LinkedIn to recruit assets https://t.co/nWgBnt0wTQ
M&A lawyers’ use of confidential client data for alleged insider trading shows how Big Law document management systems can be a vulnerability for those intent on exploiting them. https://t.co/ei4Uxv1ab2
A federal judge in Boston on Tuesday will hear a bid by Democratic-led states and voting rights groups to block U.S. President Donald Trump's executive order aiming to tighten rules for mail-in voting. https://t.co/ChzRCX56Mp
In the coming days, SCOTUS is set to rule in two high-stakes election law cases that could potentially impact the midterm elections.
Plus, the 6th Circuit will hear a challenge to a Tennessee abortion restriction.
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A US judge reviewing President Donald Trump’s executive order on mail-in voting criticized the government’s push for an admittedly incomplete voter list that could disenfranchise residents and put elections officials in legal jeopardy. https://t.co/ngXBhRvCJX
A U.S. environmental group that sued a Shell Oil subsidiary in a climate lawsuit is fighting a court order requiring it to turn over details about its expert witness' use of AI to sort through a large collection of documents in the case. https://t.co/d5ItGJqw0p