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The first bellwether trials for the Social Media Addiction multidistrict litigation (MDL) are set to begin in 2026, delayed from an initial October 2025 schedule, to address claims that platforms like Meta (Facebook, Instagram), Snap (Snapchat), ByteDance (TikTok), and Alphabet (YouTube) designed addictive features causing mental health harms to young users. U.S. District Judge Yvonne … Read more
Four Leading Law Schools Pioneer “Course Swap” Consortium, Expanding Curriculum Through Strategic Online Collaboration The Innovative Partnership Aims to Offer Students Specialized Electives and Inter-Institutional Learning Without Transferring In a innovative move to expand educational access and diversify course offerings, four prominent law schools have announced the formation of a first-of-its-kind Online Course Swap Consortium. … Read more
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‘The Wrong Side Of The Argument’: Employment Attorney Breaks Down Charlie Kirk Fallout and Free Speech Limits In the wake of conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s shocking assassination on September 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University, a firestorm of social media backlash has led to dozens of firings and suspensions across the U.S. As viral posts … Read more
Private Plaintiffs Surge Ahead of FTC in Cracking Down on Influencer Marketing Deception In a dramatic shift shaking up the $30 billion influencer marketing industry, private plaintiffs are filing multimillion-dollar class actions against brands and social media stars for deceptive endorsements, often sidelining the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). These influencer marketing class actions, driven by … Read more
2025 Global Compensation Pay Report: Women Scoring Big Paydays, but Men Still Landing Most Plum Jobs The 2025 global compensation landscape reveals a complex picture of progress and persistent disparities, with women making significant strides in securing high-paying roles but men continuing to dominate the most coveted, high-level positions. Drawing from reports like Payscale’s 2025 … Read more
[ad_1] While there are many myths about immigration law, there is one myth that popped into my head like a light bulb went off. This myth is very interesting to me because I have been practicing immigration law for over 10 years and I just came across this discrepancy regarding immigration law. our current factual … Read more
DC Circuit Tosses Judge’s Contempt Order Against Trump Officials in Deportation Flights Case August 11, 2025 — In a 2-1 decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit vacated a contempt order issued by Chief U.S. District Judge James Boasberg against Trump administration officials, marking a significant victory for the administration … Read more
Florida Judge Dismisses Newsmax Antitrust Suit Against Fox News on Procedural Grounds A federal judge in Florida swiftly dismissed Newsmax’s antitrust lawsuit against Fox News, just days after its filing. The procedural ruling labels the complaint a “shotgun pleading,” but leaves the door open for Newsmax to refile and pursue its claims of market monopoly. … Read more
A grieving family fights for justice after a man’s life unraveled from a coerced confession, only to watch his insurer dodge the bill. Federal Insurance Co. has launched a preemptive strike, filing a federal lawsuit to escape defending the polygraph firm blamed for fueling a wrongful conviction that cost William E. Amor nearly two decades … Read more