The Family Procedure Rule Committee has proposed changes to the Family Procedure Rules in England and Wales to limit the use of unregulated experts...
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The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case challenging Colorado's ban on conversion therapy for minors, marking the first time the Court will...
Read PostThe Iowa Supreme Court has ruled that the state’s Attorney Disciplinary Board does not qualify as a public body under Iowa's Open Records Law....
Read PostA Kansas court granted a preliminary victory to Bryn Green, who challenged state licensing requirements for sugaring, a hair removal technique....
Read PostMichael Jones, a North Carolina drone photographer, is seeking U.S. Supreme Court support, arguing that his aerial photography and mapping business...
Read PostIn a lawsuit against the Law Society of Alberta, Calgary lawyer Stephen Dugandzic claims that the legal regulator's expert witness violated...
Read Post"Part I discusses First Amendment protection of physicians' professional speech, while also noting the strong framework of non-constitutional...
Read PostA lawsuit in New Jersey is challenging New Jersey's reinstated telehealth rules, which require providers to be licensed in New Jersey if they...
Read PostA case under appeal in North Carolina concerns whether selling maps and models of geographical information obtained by drones requires licensure as...
Read PostA district court in North Carolina has ruled against the NC Board of Examiners for Engineers and Surveyors, ruling that the licensing requirements...
Read PostDue to a preliminary injunction, an Idaho law that would ban gender-affirming care such as puberty blockers and hormone therapy for minors will not...
Read PostThe Supreme Court of the United States declined to take up a case challenging Washington's ban on conversion therapy, thus upholding the law that...
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