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Federal Courts 5 Things to Know: U.S. Airways v. McCutchen

5 Things to Know: U.S. Airways v. McCutchen

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Here at FindLaw, we understand the pressures of being a legal professional - most of us are recovering lawyers - so we want to help by tossing you that...

Federal Courts Vance v. Ball State: Who Qualifies as a Supervisor?

Vance v. Ball State: Who Qualifies as a Supervisor?

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On Monday, the Nine will return to Washington to consider the future of employment lawsuits in Vance v. Ball State University. More specifically, who qualifies...

Federal Courts Raisin d'Être: Court to Consider California Raisin Marketing

Raisin d'Être: Court to Consider California Raisin Marketing

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Raisins are sometimes known as nature's candy, but they're unlikely to be called free-market fodder. The healthy snack is a "heavily regulated" agricultural...

Federal Courts Sixth Circuit Affirmative Action Ruling Is Not Another Fisher

Sixth Circuit Affirmative Action Ruling Is Not Another Fisher

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Last week, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Michigan's affirmative action ban was unconstitutional because it presents an extraordinary burden to...

Federal Courts Little Tucker Act Doesn't Waive Sovereign Immunity for FCRA Suit

Little Tucker Act Doesn't Waive Sovereign Immunity for FCRA Suit

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One of the goals of the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) is protecting consumer privacy. To achieve that goal, FCRA prohibits a person that accepts credit...

Federal Courts SCOTUS Grants Four New Cases, Rejects Princess Aspirations

SCOTUS Grants Four New Cases, Rejects Princess Aspirations

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The Supreme Court granted four new cases on Friday, including a new challenge to the Voting Rights Act. The excitement about the Voting Rights Act review was...

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