The fourth employment related case to be heard by the Supreme Court which had begun hearing oral arguments Oct. 7 for the 2019-2020 term is Babb v. Wilkie,
In this case the high court will consider the standard of proof for federal government workers who bring claims under the Age...
An Indiana abortion law passed three years ago, under then Governor Mike Pence, could have ramifications for the entire country if the Supreme Court of the United States elects to review two lawsuits prompted by the controversial measure.
Here's a quick look at the lawsuits and the law they are...
(From The Atlantic): In America today, it’s quite normal for a family to adopt a child and maintain some degree of contact with the child’s birth parents. But as accepted as this is now, it’s a significant departure from the adoption practices that dominated for most of the 20th century, when “closed” adoptions...
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...