Who Were the Plaintiffs in Brown v. Board of Education?
Learn about the plaintiffs in Brown v. Board of Education, from the families behind the five consolidated lawsuits to the costs they paid after the ruling.
How to Fill Out the Yale New Haven Settlement Claim Form
Learn how to fill out the Yale New Haven settlement claim form, from picking a payment option and adding documentation to choosing a payout and filing.
Brom and Bett v. Ashley: Freedom Suit and the End of Slavery
Learn how Brom and Bett v. Ashley unfolded in Massachusetts, from the people and arguments behind the freedom suit to the verdict and its lasting impact on slavery.
Williams v. Florida: Six-Person Juries and Alibi Disclosure
Learn how Williams v. Florida reshaped criminal procedure, from alibi disclosure rules and smaller juries to the later decisions refining its scope.
United States v. Jacobsen and the Private Search Doctrine
Learn how United States v. Jacobsen shapes the private search doctrine, from Fourth Amendment limits on government agents to modern digital applications.
Tulk v Moxhay: Restrictive Covenants Running with Land
Learn how Tulk v Moxhay makes restrictive covenants run with land, from the rule's requirements and notice doctrine to when they stop being enforceable.
Mackmin v. Visa ATM Fee Settlement: Payouts and Surcharge Rights
Learn how the Visa and Mastercard interchange fee settlement is unfolding for U.S. merchants, from payout eligibility and timing to the new surcharging rights.
Supreme Court Conversion Therapy Ruling: Minors, State Bans, Dissent
Learn how the Supreme Court's conversion therapy ruling reshapes state bans, from the First Amendment analysis and dissent to what states can still do.
United States v. Rahimi: Holding, Dissent, and Bruen Impact
Learn how United States v. Rahimi shaped Second Amendment law, from the Court's reasoning and Thomas's dissent to its impact on the Bruen framework.
Twining v. New Jersey: Self-Incrimination, Dissent, and Overruling
Learn how Twining v. New Jersey shaped self-incrimination law in state criminal courts, from the ruling and dissent to the case's later overruling.