Ewing v. Goldstein: How the Ruling Expanded the Duty to Warn
Learn how Ewing v. Goldstein expanded a California therapist's duty to protect third parties, from the ruling's reasoning to how it applies in practice.
U.S. v. Wong Kim Ark: Ruling, Dissent, and Current Relevance
Learn how United States v. Wong Kim Ark shaped birthright citizenship, from the case's origins and the Court's reasoning to its renewed relevance today.
Taylor v. City of Saginaw: Tire Chalking and the Circuit Split
Learn how the tire chalking Fourth Amendment split shakes out nationwide, from conflicting circuit rulings to your options and what may come next.
Sosa v. Onfido Inc.: BIPA Settlement Payouts and Taxes
Learn how the Sosa v. Onfido BIPA settlement works, from who qualifies and how funds are distributed to tax treatment and the privacy changes it requires.
Linda Slaton Case: Genetic Genealogy, Palm Print, Life Sentences
Learn how the Linda Slaten murder was solved decades after the 1981 Lakeland attack, from the cold case investigation through the forensic breakthroughs and plea.
How Did Plessy v. Ferguson Impact American Society?
Learn how Plessy v. Ferguson impacted American society, from segregation in daily life and schools to voting restrictions and the doctrine's end.
Chevron Deference Is Dead: New Judicial Review and Rules at Risk
Learn how the overturning of Chevron deference is reshaping agency law, from new judicial review standards to at-risk rules and evolving agency practice.
Why Were Kristine Barnett’s Neglect Charges Dropped?
Learn why Kristine Barnett's neglect charges were dropped, from the legal hurdles prosecutors faced to her ex-husband's acquittal and later age evidence.
The Arundel Case and Differing Site Conditions
Learn how differing site conditions on federal contracts work, from proving a claim qualifies to giving written notice and filing a formal claim.
Reasonable Investment-Backed Expectations: Penn Central Test
Learn how reasonable investment-backed expectations work in Penn Central takings, from what counts as reasonable to when the factor stops mattering.