On Thursday, July 13, the U.S. Senate Committee on HELP will hold confirmation hearings on the nomination of Patrick Pizzella to serve as Deputy Secretary of Labor, as well as the nominations of...

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) recently released an analysis of its arbitrator appointments from 2022, and the results are striking. Around 20% of arbitrators handle roughly 60% of all cases...

The lawyer for the plaintiff in a punitive damages case frequently asks the jury to return a particular amount of punitive damages. Often the requested amount is very large—far more than the plaintiff realistically expects to recover, and certainly greater than the Constitution would permit.

Four days of legislative hearings on the complex and lengthy House energy and climate bill with over 50 witnesses concluded last Friday and the talks to nail down the details of the legislation - and the necessary number of votes to pass it - heated up in preparation for the subcommittee mark-up that is expected the week of May 4.

With Donald J. Trump sworn in as the 47th President, the media is full of think pieces predicting that his second term will have far reaching negative effects...

There is a branch of economic theory that inspired the ‘Clean Love for Copenhagen' campaign, whereby green footprints lead to rubbish bins on the city's streets.

Back in 2010 we started titling some of our posts "There'll Always Be Posner," in mimicry of the "There'll Always Be an England" squibs in The New Yorker.

The new Revel Entertainment Casino and Hotel, scheduled to open next year in Atlantic City, N.J., will be partly powered by a cogeneration facility developed by ACR Energy Partners LLC.

Of the many legal trends influencing tax law, arguably none could prove more significant than the growing importance of constitutional and administrative law principles limiting executive power.

Supreme Court Agrees to Revisit Its Landmark Administrative Law Case.

In recent weeks, reactions of outrage have met a policy shift tucked into the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)'s routine January 15, 2026 final rule amending New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) emissions...

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the consumer financial services industry. From undeArtificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the consumer financial services industry.

In my post of April 2, Divided Supreme Court Restricts Provider Challenges to State Medicaid Rates, I wrote about the March 31st Supreme Court decision that providers may not sue in federal court over the adequacy of state Medicaid rates (See Armstrong v. Exceptional Child Ctr., Inc. ("Exceptional Child Center").

Last year, in its ten year strategy, the Health and Safety Executive announced that it is looking to regulate workplace safety in ‘different ways', in the light of the maturity and understanding of business in managing such risks.

This weekly update from Clyde & Co’s Financial Services Regulatory Team summarises new developments as reported by the FSA, the UKLA, the Upper Tribunal, the Financial Ombudsman Service and the London Stock Exchange over the past week.

Survey results show that many Medicare Part D beneficiaries do not know that specialty tiers require coinsurance rather than co-pays.

March 19 – Read the newsletter below for the latest Mortgage Banking and Consumer Finance industry news, written by Ballard Spahr attorneys. In this issue, our lawyers discuss the SHIELD...