NIL Collectives After the House Settlement: New Role and Tax Shift
Learn how NIL collectives operate after the House settlement, from their new endorsement role and university oversight to tax and enforcement shifts.
Verdejo Case Update: First Circuit Ruling and Supreme Court Appeal
Follow the Verdejo case update, from the First Circuit's ruling and life sentences involved to the pending Supreme Court appeal and what may come next.
What Were Ethel and Julius Rosenberg Accused Of?
Learn what Ethel and Julius Rosenberg were accused of, from the espionage charges and atomic secrets to the trial evidence and what later records showed.
Barba vs Old Navy Class Action Settlement: Claims and Payouts
Learn how the Barba v. Old Navy class action settlement works, from eligibility and proof requirements to filing steps and payouts for approved shoppers.
Can Trump Appeal the Carroll Verdict to the Supreme Court?
Learn how Trump can appeal the Carroll verdict to the Supreme Court, from the pending certiorari petition through the odds, collection, and possible outcomes.
What Is the Colgate Doctrine in Antitrust Law?
Learn how the Colgate doctrine shapes manufacturer pricing policies, from what it permits to the missteps that forfeit protection and invite liability.
The Abscam Case: FBI Sting, Convictions, and Entrapment Defense
Learn how the Abscam case unfolded, from the FBI's undercover sting through the congressional convictions and the failed entrapment challenges that followed.
Jordan vs. Jordan: The $168 Million Divorce Settlement Explained
Learn how the Michael Jordan divorce settlement came together, from the early filings and postnuptial agreement to how assets were divided and taxed.
Braschi v. Stahl Associates: Functional Family and Succession Rights
Learn how Braschi v. Stahl Associates reshaped New York's definition of family, from the functional family test to succession rights and proving the bond.
What Were the Slaughterhouse Cases? Ruling, Dissent, and Legacy
Learn how the Slaughterhouse Cases reshaped the Fourteenth Amendment, from the Louisiana monopoly to the divided ruling and its civil rights legacy.