Trump’s Executive Order Disengages U.S. From Key United Nations Agencies
President Donald Trump signed an executive order withdrawing the U.S. from the UNHRC and UNRWA, while reviewing ties to UNESCO and assessing U.S. funding in the UN.
Tedd Gilmore
Tedd Gilmore, editor of SuchLaw, grew up in St. Louis, Missouri, and earned his degree in Political Science and Pre-Law from Washington University in St. Louis. With a career spanning over 15 years, Tedd has worked as a paralegal, legal researcher, and advocate for small businesses, specializing in simplifying complex legal processes. Passionate about community empowerment, he has been involved in local initiatives to improve access to legal resources for underserved populations. At SuchLaw, Tedd combines his expertise and dedication to make legal knowledge accessible and actionable, bridging the gap between individuals, small businesses, and the justice they deserve.
NASL Faces Uphill Battle After Antitrust Ruling Favors U.S. Soccer Federation
A federal jury ruled in favor of the U.S. Soccer Federation in an antitrust case, dismissing the North American Soccer League's claims of monopolistic practices.
Trump’s Laken Riley Act Empowers States to Challenge Federal Immigration Policies
The Laken Riley Act empowers state attorneys general to challenge federal immigration policies, enabling legal action against visa issuances for individuals from non-cooperative countries.
Karla Gilbride Joins Public Citizen After EEOC Departure, Advocating Checks and Balances
Karla Gilbride has become deputy director of the litigation group at Public Citizen, focusing on constitutional principles and advocating for justice and accountability.
Navigating the Evolving Landscape of Insurance for Political Campaigns
Political campaigns face rising costs and complexities, necessitating diverse insurance options like general liability, cyber insurance, and event cancellation to mitigate evolving risks.
Tariffs as Political Tools: The Risks of Monarchical Governance in America
Tariffs serve as instruments for political control, allowing U.S. presidents to exert pressure on foreign nations, impacting global trade dynamics and international relations.
2024 Associate Bonus Trends: Major Changes in BigLaw Compensation Revealed
Large law firms in the U.S. are updating associate bonus structures, with key announcements made by Milbank, Cravath, and others regarding payout dates and eligibility requirements.
Supreme Court Mandates ECI to Preserve Voting Footage Amid Legal Challenge
The Election Commission of India must preserve voting process video recordings and explain its decision to increase polling station voter capacity amid legal concerns over access.
Swiss Court Convicts Trafigura Executives for Bribery in Angolan Trade Deals
Trafigura and three individuals were convicted of bribing an Angolan official, resulting in a $3.3 million fine and sentences of 12 to 32 months in prison.
California Bar Faces Challenges as Legal Community Navigates Recent Developments
The California bar exam presents challenges for applicants, including technical issues and unclear instructions, while recent rulings impact academic responsibilities and legal financial disputes arise.