In addition to attorney-client privilege, the Sixth Circuit said the materials are likely protected by the work-product doctrine, which shields documents prepared in anticipation of litigation.

6th Circuit breaks from EEOC on employer liability for client harassment A manufacturer wasn’t liable for a client harassing an employee because it didn’t intend for the harassment to occur ...

NEW ORLEANS — In a victory for Black voters and democracy in Louisiana, the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals today affirmed in full the district court’s ruling that the state’s legislative maps ...

Trump's Ninth Circuit nominee Eric Tung brings exceptional credentials including clerkships with Justice Scalia and Judge Gorsuch plus federal prosecutor experience ...

In a significant decision for patent law and the fitness equipment industry, a panel of the Federal Circuit reversed a partial dismissal of PowerBlock Holdings, Inc.’s patent infringement claims ...

Today, in J.G.G. v. Trump, a divided panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals vacated Judge Boasberg's order finding probable cause that Administration officials were in criminal contempt of court for ...