Supreme Court Fears Endangering Fed’s Independence in Lisa Cook Case
The justices appeared skeptical of the Trump administration’s claim that the president’s firing of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook cannot be reviewed in court, suggesting that would undermine the historical independence of the central bank. The...
4th Circuit Allows Trump Administration’s Climate Grant Cuts to Proceed
A three-judge panel held that the Sustainability Institute and other nonprofits’ claims that the grant terminations violated the Administrative Procedure Act are essentially contractual in nature and therefore belong in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims under the...
Universal Migrator Offers Free Access to eDocs Migration Tools in Wake of NetDocuments’ eDocs Acquisition
Last week, NetDocuments announced the acquisition of OpenText eDocs, marking a shift in the document management landscape for law firms. In response to this development, Universal Migrator has announced that it is making its complete library of eDocs migration tools...
How Should In-House Lawyers Respond to Tariff Uncertainty?
The much-anticipated decision in Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump, filed on June 17 and argued on Nov. 5, is whether the IEEPA authorizes the President to impose tariffs. But if the court strikes down the tariffs, what does that mean for importers who have...
