Early press reports suggested that the order issued by Secretary Foxx applied only to rail shipments of crude produced in the Bakken shale region.

"It is my hope that the Court’s clear and concise opinion in this matter settles the issue of whether DHA discriminates in its hiring practices."

Plaintiff alleged he was erroneously billed by his cable service provider, RCN Corporations, Inc. ("RCN").

Facts: Plaintiffs sued Mortensen, a debt collector, alleging violations of the California Confidentiality of Medical Information Act, related to the debt collector’s disclosure of Plaintiffs’ and their children’s medical information to the CRAs.

The Fifth Circuit has offered hope that lessors of certain oil and gas leases may alter the general rule that post-production costs shall be deducted from the lessor's royalty.

The fight between Amarin and the FDA over what the drugmaker can say about its fish-oil pill Vascepa appears to be about free speech, but legal experts say the suit highlights a bigger issue...

Section 402 of the Food Safety Modernization Act of 2011 (FSMA) granted the Food and Drug Administration "expanded authority" to detain and seize any regulated food determined to be unsafe, adulterated or misbranded, "or otherwise failing to meet the requirements of the food safety law."

In August, we told you about a new poster which most employers were required to post by November 14, 2011. Well, hold onto those thumbtacks; there has been a slight reprieve.

On May 3, 2016, New York bankruptcy judge Shelley Chapman issued a judgment in In re Sabine Oil & Gas Corporation which could dramatically shift the balance of power in favor of distressed energy...

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) supervises banks, credit unions, and other financial companies, and enforces federal consumer financial laws.

In another installment in its war on healthcare fraud, the Department of Justice yesterday announced an unprecedented national crackdown on healthcare fraudsters...

Because of language enacted in December 2015 as part of the 2016 Omnibus Appropriations Bill, the FDA delayed enforcement of the Menu Labeling Rule until one year after it published its final guidance.

That is the question the Supreme Court recently answered in Standard Fire Insurance Co. v. Knowles, 133 S.Ct. 1345.

Over the last few years the Texas Supreme Court has slowly added details to its ground-breaking pronouncement that a trial court can't grant a new trial without "reasonably specific" reasons supported by the record.

During the foreclosure process, lenders often purchase the subject property for an amount insufficient to cover the debt owed by the borrower.

New York bankruptcy Judge Shelley Chapman issued a judgment that could dramatically shift the balance of power in favor of distressed E&P companies renegotiating gas gathering and treatment contracts...

On March 17, 2016, St. Patrick's Day, a Dallas federal court jury saw green, awarding almost $500 million to five plaintiffs in a consolidated trial against DePuy Orthopedics and J&J over the Ultamet hip implant.

Ignorance is bliss – until your euphoric state is shattered by a lawsuit accusing you of poaching a competitor’s employer or using its confidential information to unlawfully compete.

Patent holders and applicants have seen an almost unchecked string of patent ineligibility holdings in U.S. courts and U.S. Patent and Trademark Office decisions related to software-implemented patents.

The Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct permit ex parte interviews of unrepresented former employees of an adverse corporate party.