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Affirming Broad Discretion to Dismiss Pro Se Actions for Discovery Non-Compliance: Gregory Makozy v. United Parcel Service Introduction In Gregory Makozy v. United Parcel Service, the United States...
“Actual Malice Must Be Plausibly Pled”: The Eleventh Circuit’s Re-affirmation of the Twombly/Iqbal Standard in Public-Figure Defamation Cases Introduction In Patrick Nathaniel Reed v. Brandel Eugene...
Reed v. Chamblee & Reed v. Ryan: Eleventh Circuit Re-Affirms the Twombly/Iqbal “Actual-Malice” Pleading Threshold for Public-Figure Defamation Claims 1. Introduction The consolidated appeals in...
Eleventh Circuit Clarifies Good-Cause Requirement for Late Suppression Motions and Harmless-Error Review of Guideline Miscalculations Commentary on United States v. Kenneth Ingram, No. 23-11251 (11th...
Clarifying Multiplicity and Guideline “Double-Counting” in § 111(b) Assaults: United States v. Lester Nash Introduction United States v. Lester Nash, No. 23-13290 (11th Cir. July 8 2025)...
“Same-Day Medical Emergencies & Last-Chance Agreements” — The Third Circuit’s Guidance on FMLA Notice in Walker v. SEPTA Introduction The Third Circuit’s non-precedential opinion in Isaiah Walker v....
Presence-Only Standing & Non-Element Evidence: Third Circuit Narrows Fourth Amendment Standing and Constructive Amendment in § 1956(h) Conspiracies – Commentary on United States v. Womack (3d Cir....
“Bringing Brokers Within the Safety Fold” – Sixth Circuit Declares Negligent-Hiring Claims Against Freight Brokers Survive FAAAA Pre-emption 1. Introduction In Robert Cox v. Total Quality Logistics,...
United States v. Bond: “Lying-in-Wait” Shooting Satisfies Specific-Intent Requirement for Attempted-Murder Cross-Reference under U.S.S.G. § 2K2.1 1. Introduction The Sixth Circuit’s unpublished...
“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 Introduction In James Reilly v. Will County Sheriff’s Office &...
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...
“No Claim, No Award” – Eleventh Circuit Clarifies that Arbitrators Exceed Their Powers by Granting Relief on Unsubmitted Claims in Nalco Company LLC v. Laurence Bonday Introduction The United States...
Heid v. Rutkoski: Broadening the “Totality-of-the-Circumstances” Shield—Qualified Immunity for Split-Second Deadly-Force Decisions 1. Introduction The United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh...
“All Regional Centers Must Pay” – The Sunshine State Precedent on the EB-5 Integrity Fund Fee Introduction In Sunshine State Regional Center, Inc. v. Director, USCIS, the United States Court of...
“Walking-Away” Can Cost You: Fourth Circuit Clarifies Apparent-Authority Settlement Enforcement and the Impossibility of Voiding Accurate NPDB Reports Introduction Roland Chalifoux, Jr. v. Wetzel...
United States v. Gray: Appellate Deference to District-Court Findings on Bureau-of-Prisons Medical Capability in Supervised-Release Revocations Introduction In United States v. Christopher Kirk Gray,...
United States v. Johnson: Sentencing Disparity Recognized as a Stand-Alone “Extraordinary and Compelling” Ground for Compassionate Release Introduction United States v. Shaheem Johnson, No. 23-6896...
“From Investigation to Adjudication” – 10th Circuit Holds Temporary-Custody Hearings Are Judicial Proceedings Conferring Absolute Testimonial Immunity on Caseworkers Commentary on Berryman v. Niceta,...