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Consolidating Judicial Review under the No Surprises Act: Fifth Circuit Confirms Exclusive FAA Grounds and Extends Arbitral Immunity to Certified IDR Entities

Consolidating Judicial Review under the No Surprises Act: Fifth Circuit Confirms Exclusive FAA Grounds and Extends Arbitral Immunity to Certified IDR Entities

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Consolidating Judicial Review under the No Surprises Act: Fifth Circuit Confirms Exclusive FAA Grounds and Extends Arbitral Immunity to Certified IDR Entities Introduction Guardian Flight, L.L.C. v....
The “Indivisible Negotiation” Doctrine: Fourth Circuit Confirms Broad Federal-Officer Removal Despite State Disclaimers

The “Indivisible Negotiation” Doctrine: Fourth Circuit Confirms Broad Federal-Officer Removal Despite State Disclaimers

Date: Jun 18, 2025
The “Indivisible Negotiation” Doctrine: Fourth Circuit Confirms Broad Federal-Officer Removal Despite State Disclaimers 1. Introduction In State of West Virginia ex rel. Mark A. Hunt v. CaremarkPCS...
United States v. Fozard: Appeal-Waiver Boundaries and the Mandatory Remedy for Rogers Errors

United States v. Fozard: Appeal-Waiver Boundaries and the Mandatory Remedy for Rogers Errors

Date: Jun 18, 2025
United States v. Fozard: Appeal-Waiver Boundaries and the Mandatory Remedy for Rogers Errors Introduction United States v. Antonio Deon Fozard, No. 22-4679 (4th Cir. June 12, 2025) tackles the...
The “Oliver Clarification”: Integrated Sentencing Explanations Suffice for Both Custody and Supervision in Revocation Proceedings

The “Oliver Clarification”: Integrated Sentencing Explanations Suffice for Both Custody and Supervision in Revocation Proceedings

Date: Jun 18, 2025
The “Oliver Clarification”: Integrated Sentencing Explanations Suffice for Both Custody and Supervision in Revocation Proceedings Introduction United States v. Donta Oliver, No. 24-4622 (4th Cir....
Runey v. Faring: Reaffirming Certiorari-Only Review for Denials of Preliminary Injunctions and the Binding Force of Unappealed Judgments

Runey v. Faring: Reaffirming Certiorari-Only Review for Denials of Preliminary Injunctions and the Binding Force of Unappealed Judgments

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Runey v. Faring: Reaffirming Certiorari-Only Review for Denials of Preliminary Injunctions and the Binding Force of Unappealed Judgments Introduction The Rhode Island Supreme Court’s decision in...
State v. Raso: Clarifying § 12-19-18(b)(5) — Rule 48(a) Dismissals that Preserve Probable Cause Do Not Compel Termination of Probation-Violation Sentences

State v. Raso: Clarifying § 12-19-18(b)(5) — Rule 48(a) Dismissals that Preserve Probable Cause Do Not Compel Termination of Probation-Violation Sentences

Date: Jun 18, 2025
State v. Raso: Clarifying § 12-19-18(b)(5) — Rule 48(a) Dismissals that Preserve Probable Cause Do Not Compel Termination of Probation-Violation Sentences Introduction The Supreme Court of Rhode...
Converging Paths at Summary Judgment: The Eleventh Circuit Re-Affirms the Interchangeability of the “McDonnell Douglas” and “Convincing Mosaic” Approaches

Converging Paths at Summary Judgment: The Eleventh Circuit Re-Affirms the Interchangeability of the “McDonnell Douglas” and “Convincing Mosaic” Approaches

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Converging Paths at Summary Judgment: The Eleventh Circuit Re-Affirms the Interchangeability of the “McDonnell Douglas” and “Convincing Mosaic” Approaches Introduction In Amy Sanusi v. Grady Memorial...
County-Level Party Autonomy & Ballot-Question Speech: New First-Amendment Guardrails from Catoosa GOP v. Catoosa County BOE

County-Level Party Autonomy & Ballot-Question Speech: New First-Amendment Guardrails from Catoosa GOP v. Catoosa County BOE

Date: Jun 18, 2025
County-Level Party Autonomy & Ballot-Question Speech: The Eleventh Circuit Establishes First-Amendment Standing for Local Parties and Treats Primary-Ballot Questions as Presumptively Private Speech...
United States v. Cortero-Roman: Eleventh Circuit Demands Full Explanation for “Extraordinary” Upward Variances

United States v. Cortero-Roman: Eleventh Circuit Demands Full Explanation for “Extraordinary” Upward Variances

Date: Jun 18, 2025
United States v. Cortero-Roman: Eleventh Circuit Demands Full Explanation for “Extraordinary” Upward Variances 1. Introduction The Eleventh Circuit’s unpublished decision in United States v. J. Cruz...
United States v. Hood: Affirming Upward Variances for Domestic-Violence Violations of Supervised Release

United States v. Hood: Affirming Upward Variances for Domestic-Violence Violations of Supervised Release

Date: Jun 18, 2025
United States v. Hood: Affirming Upward Variances for Domestic-Violence Violations of Supervised Release Introduction United States v. Antonio L. Hood (6th Cir. 2025) concerns the scope of a district...
Reaffirming the Plaintiff’s Burden on the Clearly-Established Law Prong in Qualified Immunity: A Commentary on Bailey v. Beale (10th Cir. 2025)

Reaffirming the Plaintiff’s Burden on the Clearly-Established Law Prong in Qualified Immunity: A Commentary on Bailey v. Beale (10th Cir. 2025)

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Reaffirming the Plaintiff’s Burden on the Clearly-Established Law Prong in Qualified Immunity A Comprehensive Commentary on Bailey v. Beale, No. 23-7083 (10th Cir. 2025) 1. Introduction Bailey v....

“Material Amendments Reset the Clock” – The Tenth Circuit’s Clarification that a
Materially-Amended Judgment, not the Initial Judgment, Triggers Utah’s Eight-Year
Enforcement Period, and that Statutory Stays Toll that Period (EarthGrains Baking
Companies v. Sycamore Family Bakery, 10th Cir. 2025)

“Material Amendments Reset the Clock” – The Tenth Circuit’s Clarification that a Materially-Amended Judgment, not the Initial Judgment, Triggers Utah’s Eight-Year Enforcement Period, and that Statutory Stays Toll that Period (EarthGrains Baking Companies v. Sycamore Family Bakery, 10th Cir. 2025)

Date: Jun 18, 2025
“Material Amendments Reset the Clock” – The Tenth Circuit’s Clarification that a Materially-Amended Judgment, not the Initial Judgment, Triggers Utah’s Eight-Year Enforcement Period, and that...
Grunt Style LLC v. TWD, LLC: Treating Omitted Counter-claims as a Rule 60(a) Clerical Error – A Streamlined Remand Procedure Without a New Notice of Appeal

Grunt Style LLC v. TWD, LLC: Treating Omitted Counter-claims as a Rule 60(a) Clerical Error – A Streamlined Remand Procedure Without a New Notice of Appeal

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Grunt Style LLC v. TWD, LLC: Treating Omitted Counter-claims as a Rule 60(a) Clerical Error – A Streamlined Remand Procedure Without a New Notice of Appeal Introduction In Grunt Style LLC v. TWD,...
Restoring Clarity to Final Judgments: Seventh Circuit Defines Procedure for Correcting Rule 58 Omissions and Handling Duplicative Appeals

Restoring Clarity to Final Judgments: Seventh Circuit Defines Procedure for Correcting Rule 58 Omissions and Handling Duplicative Appeals

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Restoring Clarity to Final Judgments: Seventh Circuit Defines Procedure for Correcting Rule 58 Omissions and Handling Duplicative Appeals Introduction Grunt Style LLC v. TWD, LLC, Nos. 25-1305 &...

        “No-Hearing Where No-Fact-Dispute” Doctrine & Continued Protection for Transgender Students:
        A Commentary on Jane Doe (D.P.) v. Mukwonago Area School District, 7th Cir. (2025)

“No-Hearing Where No-Fact-Dispute” Doctrine & Continued Protection for Transgender Students: A Commentary on Jane Doe (D.P.) v. Mukwonago Area School District, 7th Cir. (2025)

Date: Jun 18, 2025
“No-Hearing Where No-Fact-Dispute” Doctrine & Continued Protection for Transgender Students Commentary on Jane Doe (D.P.) v. Mukwonago Area School District, Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit...
Oye v. Hartford Life: Seventh Circuit Clarifies District Courts’ Obligations in De Novo ERISA Reviews under Rule 52(a)

Oye v. Hartford Life: Seventh Circuit Clarifies District Courts’ Obligations in De Novo ERISA Reviews under Rule 52(a)

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Oye v. Hartford Life: Seventh Circuit Clarifies District Courts’ Obligations in De Novo ERISA Reviews under Rule 52(a) Introduction In Olayinka Oye v. Hartford Life and Accident Insurance Company,...
“One Standard for All” – The Supreme Court Abolishes the “Bad-Faith or Gross-Misjudgment” Hurdle in ADA & §504 Education Cases

“One Standard for All” – The Supreme Court Abolishes the “Bad-Faith or Gross-Misjudgment” Hurdle in ADA & §504 Education Cases

Date: Jun 18, 2025
“One Standard for All” – The Supreme Court Abolishes the “Bad-Faith or Gross-Misjudgment” Hurdle in ADA & §504 Education Cases Introduction In A. J. T. v. Osseo Area Schools, Indep. Sch. Dist....
“When the Levy Vanishes, So Does Jurisdiction” –  Commissioner v. Zuch and the New Limits on Tax Court Review under 26 U.S.C. § 6330

“When the Levy Vanishes, So Does Jurisdiction” – Commissioner v. Zuch and the New Limits on Tax Court Review under 26 U.S.C. § 6330

Date: Jun 18, 2025
“When the Levy Vanishes, So Does Jurisdiction” – Commissioner v. Zuch and the New Limits on Tax Court Review under 26 U.S.C. § 6330 I. Introduction Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Zuch, 605 U.S....

    Narrowing the FTCA Exceptions: Martin v. United States
    Establishes that the “Law-Enforcement Proviso” Overrides
    Only §2680(h) and Rejects a Supremacy-Clause Defense

Narrowing the FTCA Exceptions: Martin v. United States Establishes that the “Law-Enforcement Proviso” Overrides Only §2680(h) and Rejects a Supremacy-Clause Defense

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Narrowing the FTCA Exceptions: Martin v. United States (2025) Clarifies the Limited Reach of the “Law-Enforcement Proviso” and Eliminates the Eleventh Circuit’s Supremacy-Clause Defense I....
The Forward-Relation Doctrine Extended: No Second Notice Required After Reopening Appeal Time under 28 U.S.C. §2107(c)

The Forward-Relation Doctrine Extended: No Second Notice Required After Reopening Appeal Time under 28 U.S.C. §2107(c)

Date: Jun 18, 2025
The Forward-Relation Doctrine Extended: No Second Notice Required After Reopening Appeal Time under 28 U.S.C. §2107(c) Introduction Parrish v. United States (605 U.S. ___ (2025)) is the Supreme...
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