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“More Than Mere Deference”: Seventh Circuit Re-Affirms the Two-Pronged FOIA Clear-Error Review and Approves Non-Security Glomar Responses

“More Than Mere Deference”: Seventh Circuit Re-Affirms the Two-Pronged FOIA Clear-Error Review and Approves Non-Security Glomar Responses

Date: Jul 22, 2025
“More Than Mere Deference”: Seventh Circuit Re-Affirms the Two-Pronged FOIA Clear-Error Review and Approves Non-Security Glomar Responses 1. Introduction Joel A. Brodsky—an Illinois attorney turned...
The Mahoney Principle: When Representative Signatures and Personal-Liability Clauses Collide under ERISA

The Mahoney Principle: When Representative Signatures and Personal-Liability Clauses Collide under ERISA

Date: Jul 22, 2025
The Mahoney Principle: Representative Signatures vs. Personal-Liability Clauses in ERISA Contribution Actions Introduction R.R. Maintenance & Industrial Health & Welfare Fund v. Clinton Mahoney, Nos....
Mahoney Personal-Liability Ambiguity Doctrine: When Representative Signatures Clash with Personal-Liability Clauses

Mahoney Personal-Liability Ambiguity Doctrine: When Representative Signatures Clash with Personal-Liability Clauses

Date: Jul 22, 2025
Mahoney Personal-Liability Ambiguity Doctrine: When Representative Signatures Clash with Personal-Liability Clauses 1. Introduction In R.R. Maintenance & Industrial Health & Welfare Fund v. Clinton...

        Narrowing Protective Sweeps and Re-ordering Exclusionary-Rule Analysis:
        A Commentary on United States v. Walker, 7th Cir. (2025)

Narrowing Protective Sweeps and Re-ordering Exclusionary-Rule Analysis: A Commentary on United States v. Walker, 7th Cir. (2025)

Date: Jul 22, 2025
Narrowing Protective Sweeps and Re-ordering Exclusionary-Rule Analysis: Commentary on United States v. Richard Walker (7th Cir. 2025) 1. Introduction United States v. Walker is the Seventh Circuit’s...
“From Pattern to Episode” – The Seventh Circuit’s Landmark
Re-definition of Title IX Liability in Isabelle Arana v. Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin

“From Pattern to Episode” – The Seventh Circuit’s Landmark Re-definition of Title IX Liability in Isabelle Arana v. Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin

Date: Jul 12, 2025
“From Pattern to Episode” – The Seventh Circuit’s Landmark Re-definition of Title IX Liability in Isabelle Arana v. Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin 1. Introduction On 11 July 2025 the...
“From Galarza to Rahimzadeh” – Seventh Circuit Confirms that Commercial Auto Policies May Condition UIM Coverage on Occupancy

“From Galarza to Rahimzadeh” – Seventh Circuit Confirms that Commercial Auto Policies May Condition UIM Coverage on Occupancy

Date: Jul 12, 2025
“From Galarza to Rahimzadeh” – Seventh Circuit Confirms that Commercial Auto Policies May Condition UIM Coverage on Occupancy 1. Introduction The Seventh Circuit’s decision in Jason Rahimzadeh v. Ace...
United States v. Karagianis:  The Seventh Circuit Clarifies that Omission of a § 3582(c)(2) Appeal-Waiver During a Rule 11 Colloquy Is Not Plain Error Absent a Showing of Prejudice

United States v. Karagianis: The Seventh Circuit Clarifies that Omission of a § 3582(c)(2) Appeal-Waiver During a Rule 11 Colloquy Is Not Plain Error Absent a Showing of Prejudice

Date: Jul 12, 2025
United States v. Karagianis: The Seventh Circuit Clarifies that Omission of a § 3582(c)(2) Appeal-Waiver During a Rule 11 Colloquy Is Not Plain Error Absent a Showing of Prejudice 1. Introduction...
Braid v. Stilley: Interpleader Jurisdiction Meets Colorado River – Seventh Circuit Defines the Limits of Federal Intervention in S.B. 8 “Bounty Hunter” Actions

Braid v. Stilley: Interpleader Jurisdiction Meets Colorado River – Seventh Circuit Defines the Limits of Federal Intervention in S.B. 8 “Bounty Hunter” Actions

Date: Jul 12, 2025
Braid v. Stilley: Interpleader Jurisdiction Meets Colorado River – Seventh Circuit Defines the Limits of Federal Intervention in S.B. 8 “Bounty Hunter” Actions 1. Introduction In Alan Braid v. Oscar...

        Personal Knowledge, Hearsay Barriers, and Prisoner Litigation: The
        Seventh Circuit’s Clarification in Taylor v. Buss on Deliberate
        Indifference and Retaliation Proof

Personal Knowledge, Hearsay Barriers, and Prisoner Litigation: The Seventh Circuit’s Clarification in Taylor v. Buss on Deliberate Indifference and Retaliation Proof

Date: Jul 12, 2025
Personal Knowledge, Hearsay Barriers, and Prisoner Litigation: The Seventh Circuit’s Clarification in Taylor v. Buss on Deliberate Indifference and Retaliation Proof 1. Introduction In Brent Taylor...
Reaffirming the High Bar for “Class-of-One” Equal-Protection Claims in the Sex-Offender Registration Context: Flynt Lee v. Perez Stanford (7th Cir. 2025)

Reaffirming the High Bar for “Class-of-One” Equal-Protection Claims in the Sex-Offender Registration Context: Flynt Lee v. Perez Stanford (7th Cir. 2025)

Date: Jul 12, 2025
Reaffirming the High Bar for “Class-of-One” Equal-Protection Claims in the Sex-Offender Registration Context: Flynt J. Lee v. Perez Stanford, No. 24-2417 (7th Cir. July 10, 2025) 1. Introduction This...
Establishing Vacancy Through Rule 37 Sanctions: A Commentary on Ohio Security Insurance Co. v. Best Inn Midwest, LLC

Establishing Vacancy Through Rule 37 Sanctions: A Commentary on Ohio Security Insurance Co. v. Best Inn Midwest, LLC

Date: Jul 12, 2025
Establishing Vacancy Through Rule 37 Sanctions: A Commentary on Ohio Security Insurance Company v. Best Inn Midwest, LLC Introduction The Seventh Circuit’s decision in Ohio Security Insurance Company...
The Two-Track Stream-of-Commerce Doctrine: Seventh Circuit Separates “End-Product” and “Derivative-Product” Contacts for Specific Personal Jurisdiction

The Two-Track Stream-of-Commerce Doctrine: Seventh Circuit Separates “End-Product” and “Derivative-Product” Contacts for Specific Personal Jurisdiction

Date: Jul 11, 2025
The Two-Track Stream-of-Commerce Doctrine: Seventh Circuit Separates “End-Product” and “Derivative-Product” Contacts for Specific Personal Jurisdiction 1. Introduction Case: B.D. v. Samsung SDI Co.,...
Seventh Circuit Affirms that Short-Term Restrictive Measures Promptly Addressed by Prison Officials Do Not Constitute Deliberate Indifference under the Eighth Amendment

Seventh Circuit Affirms that Short-Term Restrictive Measures Promptly Addressed by Prison Officials Do Not Constitute Deliberate Indifference under the Eighth Amendment

Date: Jul 11, 2025
Seventh Circuit Affirms that Short-Term Restrictive Measures Promptly Addressed by Prison Officials Do Not Constitute Deliberate Indifference under the Eighth Amendment Commentary on: David A....

        “Any Form of Radiation” Means Any Form: Seventh Circuit Affirms
        Broad Plain-Meaning Approach to Insurance Exclusions

“Any Form of Radiation” Means Any Form: Seventh Circuit Affirms Broad Plain-Meaning Approach to Insurance Exclusions

Date: Jul 11, 2025
“Any Form of Radiation” Means Any Form: Seventh Circuit Affirms Broad Plain-Meaning Approach to Insurance Exclusions Introduction In Hammond Power Solutions, Inc. v. National Union Fire Insurance...
Threshold Requirements for Substantive Due-Process Challenges to Post-Custody Property Policies

Threshold Requirements for Substantive Due-Process Challenges to Post-Custody Property Policies

Date: Jul 11, 2025
Threshold Requirements for Substantive Due-Process Challenges to Post-Custody Property Policies Commentary on Ted Velleff v. Sheriff of Cook County, 7th Cir., No. 23-2785 (July 9 2025) Introduction...

        “Memory-Loss Witnesses & the Confrontation Clause” — 
        A Commentary on United States v. Derrick Swanson & Pierre Robinson

“Memory-Loss Witnesses & the Confrontation Clause” — A Commentary on United States v. Derrick Swanson & Pierre Robinson

Date: Jul 11, 2025
“Memory-Loss Witnesses & the Confrontation Clause” Seventh Circuit Reaffirms Adequacy-of-Opportunity Standard in United States v. Derrick Swanson & Pierre Robinson 1. Introduction On 9 July 2025 the...
United States v. Robinson: Genuine Memory Loss Does Not Bar Admission of Prior Testimonial Statements When Cross-Examination Is Possible

United States v. Robinson: Genuine Memory Loss Does Not Bar Admission of Prior Testimonial Statements When Cross-Examination Is Possible

Date: Jul 11, 2025
United States v. Robinson: Genuine Memory Loss Does Not Bar Admission of Prior Testimonial Statements When Cross-Examination Is Possible Introduction This commentary analyses the Seventh Circuit’s...
“Inadequate-Service” as a Statutory Pre-Condition for STB-Ordered Reciprocal Switching:  A Commentary on Grand Trunk Corporation v. Surface Transportation Board (7th Cir. 2025)

“Inadequate-Service” as a Statutory Pre-Condition for STB-Ordered Reciprocal Switching: A Commentary on Grand Trunk Corporation v. Surface Transportation Board (7th Cir. 2025)

Date: Jul 11, 2025
“Inadequate-Service” as a Statutory Pre-Condition for STB-Ordered Reciprocal Switching: Commentary on Grand Trunk Corporation v. Surface Transportation Board, No. 24-1811 (7th Cir. 2025) 1....
Reasserting the “Liberal Amendment” Principle Post-Judgment:  Seventh Circuit’s Clarification in Reilly v. Will County Sheriff’s Office

Reasserting the “Liberal Amendment” Principle Post-Judgment: Seventh Circuit’s Clarification in Reilly v. Will County Sheriff’s Office

Date: Jul 11, 2025
Reasserting the “Liberal Amendment” Principle Post-Judgment: Seventh Circuit’s Clarification in Reilly v. Will County Sheriff’s Office Introduction In James Reilly v. Will County Sheriff’s Office &...
Johnson v. Amazon: Certification of PPA Exclusions under Illinois Minimum Wage Law

Johnson v. Amazon: Certification of PPA Exclusions under Illinois Minimum Wage Law

Date: Jul 11, 2025
Johnson v. Amazon: Seventh Circuit Certifies Whether Illinois Minimum Wage Law Excludes Preliminary and Postliminary Activities Introduction In Lisa Johnson & Gale Miller Anderson v. Amazon.com...
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