The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals lifted its stay on a nationwide injunction, halting enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act and its beneficial ownership reporting requirements.
Bradley assists clients in construction disputes involving lost productivity claims, emphasizing the importance of expert testimony and the Modified Total Cost Method for quantifying damages.
The upcoming Supreme Court session includes key cases on TikTok, transgender healthcare for minors, and vaping regulations, significantly impacting youth rights and legislative priorities.
The Washington Supreme Court has approved a ten-year pilot program allowing non-lawyer entities to provide legal assistance under strict supervision, aiming to enhance access to legal services.
The Iranian government lifted a two-year ban on WhatsApp and the Google Play Store, signaling potential changes in internet regulation and digital freedom policies.
Texas Top Cop Shop v. Garland reinstates the Corporate Transparency Act's reporting requirements, mandating beneficial ownership disclosures to FinCEN with deadlines for affected companies established.
On December 23, 2024, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals allowed the DOJ to lift an injunction, reinstating mandatory beneficial ownership reporting to FinCEN.
Miracle On 34th Street features Kris Kringle, a Santa figure, who seeks validation of his identity with the help of a dedicated lawyer amid themes of faith and belief.
Recent statistics highlight a decline in diversity within the legal industry, raising concerns among leaders like Nikia Gray and Verna Williams about future employment opportunities and representation.
The Department of Homeland Security v. Texas ruling allows federal actions amid state challenges, highlighting tensions between federal authority and state resistance in immigration enforcement.