Regulated entities should pay heed to the signals DOJ is sending on fraud enforcement through its latest priorities memorandum.

“The Fourth Circuit had no right to ignore the U.S. citizenship of FS Medical and treat it as a wholly foreign firm.”—Zac Morgan, WLF Senior Litigation Counsel Click here to read WLF’s brief. (Washington, DC)—Washington Legal Foundation (WLF) today urged the U.S. Supreme Court to grant review of a Fourth...

Defendants opposing medical-monitoring claims in a federal court sitting in diversity should argue that such a remedy is equitable in nature and force the plaintiff to establish that type of equity was available at America's founding.

After one three-judge panel misapplied Rule 702 in a 2025 ruling, evidentiary decisions are trending in a positive direction in the Fourth Circuit, leading up to arguments on October 14 in a key appellate case.

9 amicus filings – 2 regulatory comments – 10 publications – 2 programs

A federal court imposed an injunction against New Mexico's enforcement of a labeling mandate for PFAS-containing products on First Amendment grounds.

Buy a Sig Sauer P320 and you have a choice. Sig sells the pistol with an external thumb safety and without one. If you change your mind later, the company will sell you a kit to add the safety. Many buyers, especially those who carry for self-defense, prefer the version...