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Sweden's Supreme Court has approved the extradition of a Russian national to the United States on charges related to allegedly circumventing sanctions by exporting military components to Russia through Hong Kong. The case highlights international cooperation in enforcing export controls and trade sanctions against Russia.

Swedish authorities have arrested two individuals and conducted raids across southern and western Sweden in connection with suspected violations of EU sanctions against Russia.

A medtech startup typically focuses on two key legal needs: (1) ensuring that its technology has proper and thorough intellectual property protection...

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has posted its 2025 Annual Report. The Chief Judge’s summary message notes that the Ninth Circuit “continued to be the nation’s busiest federal appellate court, accounting for 22.8% of all new appeals nationally, with 9,544 appeals...

When facing the need to petition the 9th Circuit for a discretionary interlocutory appeal in federal court, understanding the procedural requirements becomes critical. This column examines the specific rules governing appeals by permission, including petitions under Federal Rules of Civil Procedure rule 23(f) for class-action certification orders, and explores the intricacies of Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure rule 5.

The U.S. Department of Education has published a final rule establishing a new earnings premium measure for Title IV programs, marking a historic shift in higher education accountability. This congressionally mandated framework applies universally to all Title IV institutions and their eligible programs, fundamentally changing how educational outcomes are evaluated. The rule follows negotiated rulemaking and incorporates modifications based on public feedback.

The Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure governing brief length appear straightforward but contain hidden complexities, particularly in appeals with multiple issues or parties. Understanding these nuances while streamlining briefs effectively serves both judicial efficiency and optimal client representation.

In this LEVICK Daily video interview, we discuss global regulatory cooperation with Jonathan Armstrong.

In the midst of college conference realignments and billion dollar media deals the plight of student athletes sometimes does not receive the focus that it should.

Public Advertising In ‘Private’ Regulation D Offerings.

On Sept. 18, the SEC at long last proposed an "amendment" to Regulation SK to institute pay ratio disclosures mandated in Section 953(b) of the Dodd-Frank Act.

I had previously posted about an Eleventh Circuit case recognizing that discrimination against transgendered persons is prohibited sex discrimination under Title VII.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit’s decision last week in Asadi v. G.E. Energy (USA) has been hailed as a triumph for employers because it requires whistleblowers who bring retaliation claims under the Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act to show that they suffered retaliation because they reported potential violations to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Just a reminder - the Florida minimum wage is going up again.

On February 21, 2012, the House Judiciary Committee approved a wage theft bill (HB 609), which is intended to nullify local wage theft ordinances.

Last week, the federal judiciary released its caseload statistics for the last reporting year.

My colleague Mark Beutler wrote a detailed blog post in March about the employer's request that the Supreme Court review the Third Circuit's decision in Symczyk v. Genesis Healthcare Corp., 656 F.3d 189 (3d Cir. 2011).