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“The Adaptive Accommodation Doctrine” – Seventh Circuit Clarifies Employers’ Right to Alter Disability Accommodations When Circumstances Materially Change

“The Adaptive Accommodation Doctrine” – Seventh Circuit Clarifies Employers’ Right to Alter Disability Accommodations When Circumstances Materially Change

Date: Jul 8, 2025
“The Adaptive Accommodation Doctrine” – Seventh Circuit Clarifies Employers’ Right to Alter Disability Accommodations When Circumstances Materially Change Introduction In David P. Bourke v. Douglas...

        Misclassification of ACCA Predicates Does Not Trigger the Actual-Innocence Gateway: 
        Seventh Circuit Tightens §2255 Time-Bar Rules and Requires Hearings on Equitable Tolling

Misclassification of ACCA Predicates Does Not Trigger the Actual-Innocence Gateway: Seventh Circuit Tightens §2255 Time-Bar Rules and Requires Hearings on Equitable Tolling

Date: Jul 8, 2025
Misclassification of ACCA Predicates Does Not Trigger the Actual-Innocence Gateway: Seventh Circuit Tightens § 2255 Time-Bar Rules and Requires Hearings on Equitable Tolling Introduction Michael...
“No Continuing Seizure” and the Abandonment Doctrine Reaffirmed:  Carter v. Cook County Sheriff

“No Continuing Seizure” and the Abandonment Doctrine Reaffirmed: Carter v. Cook County Sheriff

Date: Jul 5, 2025
“No Continuing Seizure” and the Abandonment Doctrine Reaffirmed: Carter v. Cook County Sheriff, Seventh Circuit (2025) 1. Introduction Alexander Carter and eight co-plaintiffs, all former detainees...
From Moderate Limits to Logical Bridges: Moy v. Bisignano Clarifies the RFC Standard for Concentration, Persistence, and Pace

From Moderate Limits to Logical Bridges: Moy v. Bisignano Clarifies the RFC Standard for Concentration, Persistence, and Pace

Date: Jul 3, 2025
From Moderate Limits to Logical Bridges: Moy v. Bisignano Clarifies the RFC Standard for Concentration, Persistence, and Pace 1. Introduction The Seventh Circuit’s decision in Ferida Moy v. Frank...
“Braking the Cat’s Paw” – Seventh Circuit Narrows Retaliatory Causation in Johnson v. Accenture LLP

“Braking the Cat’s Paw” – Seventh Circuit Narrows Retaliatory Causation in Johnson v. Accenture LLP

Date: Jul 3, 2025
“Braking the Cat’s Paw” – Seventh Circuit Narrows Retaliatory Causation in Johnson v. Accenture LLP 1. Introduction In an opinion rendered on 2 July 2025, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh...
Seventh Circuit Clarifies “Representative-Sample” Rule for Ex-Ante Attorney-Fee Calculations

Seventh Circuit Clarifies “Representative-Sample” Rule for Ex-Ante Attorney-Fee Calculations

Date: Jul 3, 2025
Seventh Circuit Clarifies “Representative-Sample” Rule for Ex-Ante Attorney-Fee Calculations Introduction The Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has issued its second opinion in the sprawling...
The “Role-Specific Incompatibility” Doctrine: Seventh Circuit Narrows First-Amendment Protection for Public-Employee Speech in Darlingh v. Maddaleni

The “Role-Specific Incompatibility” Doctrine: Seventh Circuit Narrows First-Amendment Protection for Public-Employee Speech in Darlingh v. Maddaleni

Date: Jul 3, 2025
The “Role-Specific Incompatibility” Doctrine: Seventh Circuit Narrows First-Amendment Protection for Public-Employee Speech in Marissa Darlingh v. Adria Maddaleni Introduction On 2 July 2025, the...
“Proxy-Testing” Fraud Claims after Wertymer v. Walmart:
The Seventh Circuit Demands Non-Speculative Allegations When Alternative Explanations Exist

“Proxy-Testing” Fraud Claims after Wertymer v. Walmart: The Seventh Circuit Demands Non-Speculative Allegations When Alternative Explanations Exist

Date: Jul 3, 2025
“Proxy-Testing” Fraud Claims after Wertymer v. Walmart: The Seventh Circuit Demands Non-Speculative Allegations When Alternative Explanations Exist Introduction In John Wertymer v. Walmart Inc. (No....

        No Right Without Eligibility: Seventh Circuit Rejects “Anticipatory” FMLA Retaliation 
        and Re-Affirms the High Bar for Constructive Discharge – Commentary on
        Melissa Myers v. Sunman-Dearborn Community Schools (7th Cir. 2025)

No Right Without Eligibility: Seventh Circuit Rejects “Anticipatory” FMLA Retaliation and Re-Affirms the High Bar for Constructive Discharge – Commentary on Melissa Myers v. Sunman-Dearborn Community Schools (7th Cir. 2025)

Date: Jul 3, 2025
No Right Without Eligibility: Seventh Circuit Rejects “Anticipatory” FMLA Retaliation and Re-Affirms the High Bar for Constructive Discharge 1. Introduction Melissa Myers, a veteran instructional...
“Big‐Number, Simple Math” – Seventh Circuit Clarifies that Voluminous Calculations Alone Do Not Convert a Lay Summary Witness into an Expert (United States v. Fenner & Birkley, 2025)

“Big‐Number, Simple Math” – Seventh Circuit Clarifies that Voluminous Calculations Alone Do Not Convert a Lay Summary Witness into an Expert (United States v. Fenner & Birkley, 2025)

Date: Jul 3, 2025
“Big‐Number, Simple Math” – Seventh Circuit Clarifies that Voluminous Calculations Alone Do Not Convert a Lay Summary Witness into an Expert Commentary on United States v. Brian Fenner & Dennis...
“The Curtin Principle”: Express Agreement as Waiver and the ‘Commonsense’ Test for Expert Testimony under Rule 702

“The Curtin Principle”: Express Agreement as Waiver and the ‘Commonsense’ Test for Expert Testimony under Rule 702

Date: Jul 3, 2025
“The Curtin Principle”: Express Agreement as Waiver and the ‘Commonsense’ Test for Expert Testimony under Rule 702 1. Introduction United States v. Dana Curtin, No. 23-3368 (7th Cir. July 1, 2025),...
The “Fenner-Birkley Framework” – Seventh Circuit Clarifies Bruton, Lay-Summary Testimony, and Restitution in Complex Fraud Cases

The “Fenner-Birkley Framework” – Seventh Circuit Clarifies Bruton, Lay-Summary Testimony, and Restitution in Complex Fraud Cases

Date: Jul 3, 2025
The “Fenner-Birkley Framework” – Seventh Circuit Clarifies Bruton, Lay-Summary Testimony, and Restitution in Complex Fraud Cases Introduction United States v. Dennis Birkley (consolidated with United...

Rule 50 Specificity and the Limits of Constructive-Discharge Damages under the
FMLA – A Commentary on Ziccarelli v. Dart (7th Cir. 2025)

Rule 50 Specificity and the Limits of Constructive-Discharge Damages under the FMLA – A Commentary on Ziccarelli v. Dart (7th Cir. 2025)

Date: Jul 3, 2025
Rule 50 Specificity and the Limits of Constructive-Discharge Damages under the FMLA – Commentary on Salvatore Ziccarelli v. Thomas Dart, 7th Cir. 2025 1. Introduction The Seventh Circuit’s decision...
No Affirmative Union Duty to Initiate Discrimination Grievance Absent Member Request: Commentary on Sullers v. International Union Elevator Constructors, Local 2 (7th Cir. 2025)

No Affirmative Union Duty to Initiate Discrimination Grievance Absent Member Request: Commentary on Sullers v. International Union Elevator Constructors, Local 2 (7th Cir. 2025)

Date: Jun 30, 2025
No Affirmative Union Duty to Initiate Discrimination Grievance Absent Member Request: A Detailed Commentary on Anthony B. Sullers, Sr. v. International Union of Elevator Constructors, Local 2, 7th...
Seventh Circuit Confirms Muldrow’s “Some-Harm” Standard Applies Broadly to ADEA Claims – A Comment on Mary Arnold v. United Airlines, Inc.

Seventh Circuit Confirms Muldrow’s “Some-Harm” Standard Applies Broadly to ADEA Claims – A Comment on Mary Arnold v. United Airlines, Inc.

Date: Jun 30, 2025
Seventh Circuit Confirms Muldrow’s “Some-Harm” Standard Applies Broadly to ADEA Claims Introduction Mary Ann Arnold spent twenty-six years working in corporate communications at United Airlines...

        United States v. Haddad, Jr.: The Seventh Circuit Clarifies Plain-Error Review 
        and Anders Procedure in Supervised-Release Revocations

United States v. Haddad, Jr.: The Seventh Circuit Clarifies Plain-Error Review and Anders Procedure in Supervised-Release Revocations

Date: Jun 30, 2025
United States v. Haddad, Jr.: The Seventh Circuit Clarifies Plain-Error Review and Anders Procedure in Supervised-Release Revocations 1. Introduction In United States v. Ronald Haddad, Jr., Nos....
Seventh Circuit Clarifies Plain-Error Review of Impermissible § 3553(a) Factors in Supervised-Release Revocations – Comment on United States v. Haddad

Seventh Circuit Clarifies Plain-Error Review of Impermissible § 3553(a) Factors in Supervised-Release Revocations – Comment on United States v. Haddad

Date: Jun 30, 2025
Seventh Circuit Clarifies Plain-Error Review of Impermissible § 3553(a) Factors in Supervised-Release Revocations Comprehensive Commentary on United States v. Ronald Haddad, Jr., Nos. 24-2855 et al....
United States v. Haddad, Jr.: Seventh Circuit Clarifies Plain-Error Review When Impermissible § 3553(a) Factors Appear in Revocation Sentencing

United States v. Haddad, Jr.: Seventh Circuit Clarifies Plain-Error Review When Impermissible § 3553(a) Factors Appear in Revocation Sentencing

Date: Jun 30, 2025
United States v. Haddad, Jr.: Seventh Circuit Clarifies Plain-Error Review When Impermissible § 3553(a) Factors Appear in Revocation Sentencing Introduction Ronald Haddad, Jr. appealed the revocation...
United States v. Haddad: Clarifying Plain-Error Review When Impermissible § 3553(a) Factors Creep into Revocation Sentencing

United States v. Haddad: Clarifying Plain-Error Review When Impermissible § 3553(a) Factors Creep into Revocation Sentencing

Date: Jun 30, 2025
United States v. Haddad: Clarifying Plain-Error Review When Impermissible § 3553(a) Factors Creep into Revocation Sentencing Introduction United States v. Ronald Haddad, Jr., Nos. 24-2855, 25-1484,...
The “Actual-Innocence” Gateway Post-Taylor: Seventh Circuit Narrows Collateral Relief Under § 2255 in Cobbs v. United States

The “Actual-Innocence” Gateway Post-Taylor: Seventh Circuit Narrows Collateral Relief Under § 2255 in Cobbs v. United States

Date: Jun 30, 2025
The “Actual-Innocence” Gateway Post-Taylor: Seventh Circuit Narrows Collateral Relief Under § 2255 in Cobbs v. United States Introduction On 26 June 2025 the Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit...
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