Barber v. Time: Hospital Privacy vs. Press Freedom
Learn how Barber v. Time shaped privacy law, from a magazine's hospital coverage to the clash between press freedom and personal life and the court's reasoning.
Adidas v. Thom Browne: Jury Verdict and Appeal Outcome
Learn how the Adidas vs Thom Browne trademark case unfolded, from the stripe claims through the jury verdict and post-trial challenge that followed.
Bolitho v City and Hackney Health Authority: Refining the Bolam Test
Learn how Bolitho v City and Hackney Health Authority refined the Bolam test, from the facts to the logical scrutiny requirement and later applications.
Hercules Case: Habeas Corpus and Chimpanzee Personhood
Learn how the Hercules the chimpanzee case unfolded, from the habeas corpus arguments and court ruling to its impact on later animal personhood law.
AbbVie vs. Payer Matrix: Claims, Eligibility, and Case Status
Learn how the AbbVie vs Payer Matrix lawsuit is unfolding, from the competing claims and patient eligibility issues to where the case now stands.
Bias v. Advantage International, Inc.: Insurability and the Ruling
Learn how Bias v. Advantage International addressed agent duties on a life insurance promise, from the estate's claims to the court's reasoning and legacy.
McGirt Case: Criminal Jurisdiction, Land, and Castro-Huerta
Learn how McGirt v. Oklahoma reshaped jurisdiction in eastern Oklahoma, from the ruling's scope to who prosecutes crimes and what it means for old cases.
Tarasoff Duty to Warn: When It Applies, How to Comply, and Immunity
Learn how the Tarasoff duty to warn operates, from when it applies and who must act through compliance and immunity to state-by-state variation.
Alden v. Maine: State Sovereign Immunity and Its Exceptions
Learn how Alden v. Maine shaped state sovereign immunity, from the ruling and dissent to the exceptions that still allow suits against state governments.
Asahi v. Superior Court: Stream of Commerce and Fairness
Learn how Asahi v. Superior Court shaped personal jurisdiction over foreign manufacturers, from the stream of commerce debate to the fairness limits on U.S. courts.