Chief Judge William Pryor of U.S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit gave a lecture last Friday responding to the calls for common-good constitutionalism made by […]
Challenges of Starting a Small Company For many entrepreneurs, starting a firm is a huge accomplishment, but maintaining one is a greater task. Regardless of […]
While anonymity provisions under the First Amendment have been crucial over half a century, they do have limitations. Certain government powers cannot be used to […]
While billionaire Elon Musk wasn’t born in the Old West or Medieval Europe, the renaissance man apparently had those times and places in mind when […]
Archie Skiffer Jr. resides in Mendenhall in Mississippi and delivers food to DoorDash in Jackson on weekdays. This side hustle has been made more complicated […]
The U.S. Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit rejected several petitions to hear the initial hearing en banc of the consolidated challengers to the Occupational Safety […]
Today’s Court decision in Texas SB8 is affirmed. Whole Women’s Health: JacksonMany moving parts make up the. The reason the result is so logical for the […]
An earlier federal judge had ordered the payment of sanctions to “Kraken”, two lawyers who filed frivolous, unfounded challenges against 2020’s presidential election results. Two […]
The ping-pong ball is drawn. In the Sixth Circuit, all the union and state challenges to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s Emergency Temporary Standard […]
Today, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration released its long-awaited vaccine directive. Biden’s administration announced this “emergency temporary Standard” (ETS) two months ago. It requires […]
