For more than two decades, state courts have wrestled with how to settle disputes over frozen embryos when couples divorce or otherwise split. In such cases, one spouse typically wants to keep the embryos to eventually conceive children, while the other doesn’t.
Courts have tended to side with the party...
In the last newsletter I wrote that the Supreme Court had begun hearing oral arguments Oct. 7 for the 2019-2020 term, in part confronting big employment law issues starting in the first week of oral arguments, in this case, Intel Corp. Investment Policy Committee v. Sulyma, a former Intel employee filed a lawsuit...
Donald Trump’s decision to change definitions of domestic violence and sexual assault has rolled back women’s rights by half a century, campaigners have warned.
The Trump administration quietly changed the definition of both domestic violence and sexual assault back in April but the move has only just surfaced.
As technology has evolved and become further integrated into our private lives, so too has the amount of personal data we’ve made available to Big Tech, which has inevitably resulted in researchers getting more and more creative about studying our sex lives. A 2018 report from eHarmony in conjunction with the Imperial College...