Box v. Planned Parenthood: Indiana Law, Ruling, and Scope
Learn how Box v. Planned Parenthood shaped Indiana's abortion rules, from the fetal remains requirement to the selective abortion ban left unresolved.
Griggs v. Duke Power: Disparate Impact, Defense, and Remedies
Learn how Griggs v. Duke Power shaped disparate impact law, from the case's origins and the Court's reasoning to employer defenses, proof, and remedies.
Alexander v. FedEx Ground Settlement: $228M Payouts and Eligibility
Learn how the Alexander v. FedEx Ground settlement works for California delivery drivers, from class eligibility and payout calculations to tax treatment.
Krud Tattoo Lawsuit: The Ruling, FCC Rules, and Disclaimer
Learn how the KRUD tattoo lawsuit unfolded, from the on-air offer and the court's reasoning to FCC contest rules and the station's disclaimer defense.
Bouchat v. Baltimore Ravens: Verdict, Damages, and 2013 Ruling
Learn how Bouchat v. Baltimore Ravens played out, from the copyright fight over the Flying B logo to the damages outcome and later fair use ruling.
What Is Roe v. Wade and Why Was It Overturned?
Learn how Roe v Wade shaped abortion rights and why it was overturned, from the Court's reasoning to today's patchwork of state laws and federal authority.
Boro v. Superior Court: Fraud in the Inducement and Section 261
Learn how Boro v. Superior Court shaped California's approach to rape by deception, from the distinction between types of fraud to the limits of the ruling itself.
How Much Time Did Gary Plauché Get in Prison?
Learn how much time Gary Plauché got in prison after killing his son's abuser, from the sentence handed down and the reasoning behind it to how the case resolved.
United States v. AT&T: Time Warner Merger Trial and Appeal
Learn how United States v. AT&T played out, from the antitrust challenge to the Time Warner merger through trial, appeal, and its lasting significance.
Betts v. Brady: Ruling, Fairness Test, and Overruling by Gideon
Learn how Betts v. Brady shaped the right to counsel in state criminal cases, from the Court's ruling and fairness standard to its later reversal by Gideon.