Is Banning TikTok Constitutional? The First Amendment Ruling
Learn how the Court ruled on whether banning TikTok is constitutional, from the First Amendment reasoning to other challenges and its current status.
Buyer’s Agent Compensation Rules After the NAR Settlement
Learn how buyer's agent compensation works after the NAR settlement, from written agreements and fee negotiations to how payment gets handled at closing.
LePage v. Center for Reproductive Medicine: IVF and Fetal Personhood
Learn how the Alabama frozen embryo wrongful death ruling unfolded, from the case and court's reasoning to the fallout for IVF and fetal personhood law.
Hammer v. Dagenhart: Ruling, Holmes’s Dissent, and Reversal
Learn how Hammer v. Dagenhart shaped early federal child labor law, from the statute it struck down and the divided ruling to its later reversal.
Roper v. Simmons Summary: Holding, Reasoning, and Legacy
Learn how Roper v. Simmons reshaped juvenile sentencing, from the case and reasoning behind the ruling to the dissents and the decisions that followed.
The Brittany Smith Case: Alabama’s Stand Your Ground Immunity Hearing
Learn how the Brittany Smith stand your ground case unfolded in Alabama, from the night of the shooting through the immunity hearing and its eventual resolution.
Moran vs Sharp Healthcare: Section 7 and Social Media Firings
Learn how Section 7 social media rights protect workers posting about their jobs online, from protected group speech to policy limits and lost protections.
Hudson v. Michigan: Knock-and-Announce Violations and Remedies
Learn how Hudson v. Michigan addressed knock-and-announce violations, from the Court's reasoning and dissent to the civil remedies left in its place.
MiTek vs. Simpson Lawsuit: Ruling, Cross-References, and Impact
Learn how the MiTek vs Simpson lawsuit unfolded, from Simpson's claims and the court's reasoning to key doctrines and the ruling's broader impact.
Holbrook v. Taylor: When a License Becomes an Easement
Learn how Holbrook v. Taylor shaped easement law, from the theories the Taylors raised to how reliance on a license created a lasting right of access.