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Environmental Law & Policy Monitor
Multistate Coalition Challenge to California’s Packaging EPR Law Raises Stakes for Producers
By Melissa Horne, Karlie Webb, Shawn Zovod, Tim Carlstedt, Liz Glusman, Chelsey Noble
Key Takeaways California’s extended producer responsibility (EPR) law, Senate Bill (SB) 54, is facing a broad constitutional challenge brought by 17 states and the National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors (NAW). The…
Massachusetts Chapter 93A Insights
‘Trade or Commerce’ as a Threshold Issue Under Chapter 93A: Lessons for Professional Services Litigation
By David G. Thomas, Angela C. Bunnell, Diana A. Balluku, Abby Druhot
A Massachusetts Superior Court decision examines the “trade or commerce” requirement under Chapter 93A, highlighting limits in professional services disputes involving non-clients.
HR Defense
Employer-Sponsored Immigration Programs Amid Litigation: Key Developments and Planning Considerations
In June 2026, two federal court decisions created potential implications for employers sponsoring foreign national employees and individuals with pending immigration benefit applications. Although the cases involve different USCIS policies…
Professional Services Industry Legal Blog
Emergency Lawsuit Defense When Your Business Is at Immediate Risk
Some lawsuits arrive as a slow-building problem. Others land like a fire alarm. A process server hands your receptionist a thick packet, and inside is a motion for a temporary…
Rudner Law Blog
The Double Down & Schrödinger’s Termination Clause
By David Gelles
As we often see in litigation, doubling down on a losing hand doesn’t just waste time, it can cost a lot of money. In the recent Ontario Court of Appeal…
The Velvet Hammer
Waiting for a judge again
We were supposed to try this case in December.It was bounced to January. We were supposed to try it then. But it went on standby. I went to Hawaii to…
eDiscovery Bytes
When Your Expert Uses AI: The First Federal Decision on Discoverability of Expert Prompts
A first-of-its-kind decision out of the District of Connecticut held that AI prompts used by an expert witness are discoverable methodology under Rule 26 — and the district court stayed…
LawSnap
How We Use AI to Reverse Engineer What Wins in Court
By LawSnap
We study the game film so we can build a winning playbookEvery senior attorney gives young lawyers some version of the same advice: when you get a new case, read…
Kang Haggerty Firm News
Legal Intelligencer: Metadata Attorneys Are Not Asking for (but Should Be)
Metadata can reveal information about a document’s origin, authorship, transmission, modification, and use that may not be apparent from the document itself. This broader understanding of metadata illustrates why limiting…
Bloom Legal Blog
How to File for Pro Hac Vice Admission in Louisiana Federal Court
A resource for out-of-state litigation teams, corporate counsel, and the local attorneys who sponsor them. If your firm is taking on a matter in a Louisiana federal court and your…