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Federal Courts Republicans Are Winning the War Over Garland's SCOTUS Nomination

Republicans Are Winning the War Over Garland's SCOTUS Nomination

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

Justice Scalia's former seat on the Supreme Court has sat vacant for 125 days, as of today. That makes it the third longest Supreme Court vacancy in the 20th...

Federal Courts Take a Wide View When Awarding Attorney's Fees, SCOTUS Instructs

Take a Wide View When Awarding Attorney's Fees, SCOTUS Instructs

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

The Supreme Court has been in a generous mood this week. On Monday, the Court made it easier for patent holders to get treble damages for patent infringement...

Federal Courts 6th Am. Can't Stop Federal Courts From Using Tribal Convictions

6th Am. Can't Stop Federal Courts From Using Tribal Convictions

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

Federal law makes it a felony for a habitual offender to commit domestic assault within Indian country, when the abuser has two or more prior convictions for...

Federal Courts 'Seagate' Sinks: Court Makes Treble Patent Damages Easier

'Seagate' Sinks: Court Makes Treble Patent Damages Easier

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

The Patent Act authorizes courts to impose triple damages in cases of infringement. But the Federal Circuit's Seagate test makes those damages hard to come by,...

Federal Courts SCOTUS Kills Puerto Rican Debt Plan as Gov. Appeals to U.N.

SCOTUS Kills Puerto Rican Debt Plan as Gov. Appeals to U.N.

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

The Supreme Court ruled this morning that Puerto Rico cannot rely on its own bankruptcy legislation in order to restructure its public utility debt. In a...

Federal Courts SCOTUS Creates Narrow Recusal Requirement in Pa. Capital Case

SCOTUS Creates Narrow Recusal Requirement in Pa. Capital Case

By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. | Last updated on

Getting a judge removed from a case is no easy task. After all, under federal law, it is up to the judges themselves to determine, on their own, whether a...

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