We could probablyuse this for every postBy Andy DelaneySCOV issued one opinion on Friday and two entry orders on Thursday this week. We’ll start off with the opinion. Our opinion deals with this question: Does the 2012 Telework Policy—which gives
This post was authored by Business Litigation group partner Eric Del Pozo.
In United States v. Alisigwe, No. 24-960 (2d Cir. Sept. 17, 2026), a divided Second Circuit held that border agents may conduct searches of international travelers’ cellphones
After several consecutive busy months, the federal courts finally took a breather last week and (presumably) turned their attention to non-ERISA matters. As a result, we regret to inform you that we have no case of the week to discuss.
Can we have a decision about calculations without using this meme? Possibly. But why? By Andy DelaneyFriday was my birthday. SCOV issued one opinion about good-time credit and that which the Legislature giveth, the Legislature so too hath taken away
Vermont officials announced a recall of shell eggs from Leaping Bear Farm of Reading on September 11, 2026, after finding Salmonella Enteritidis in both the eggs and environmental samples at the farm. The Vermont Department of Health has linked fourteen
Carmen Miranda in a toweringfruit hat.By: Elizabeth Kruska SCOV brought us two opinions on the Friday going into Labor Day weekend. I have a weird little bubble of time between hearings today, which turned out to be the right amount
I’m not?By: Elizabeth Kruska We here at HQ got a little behind. We’ve got 3 fairly dense opinions in the last two weeks. It’s dark and we’re wearing sunglasses. Wait, no, that’s someone else. Anyway, let’s start off with Land
2026 started with 20 state consumer privacy laws (SCPLs), three of which went into force on January 1, 2026. During the first half of 2026, four new SCPLs were added, bringing the count to 24 – all since the California
Vermont joins the Consortium of Privacy Regulators, expanding multistate privacy enforcement coordination among state regulators.
