Bench Verdicts

Mass destruction is proposed as a new crime against humanity to stop states from punishing civilians by destroying infrastructure, a white paper says.

Kwesi Pratt Jr. challenges reparations debate by exposing how legal architecture for compensation falls short of addressing trafficking's true legacy.

The recent university boycott by Tilburg impacts academic freedom and institutional neutrality, raising critical questions about foreign policy roles.

Marwan Barghouti's lawyer shares his story as a leading Palestinian figure sentenced to life terms by Israeli authorities, highlighting his role in the two-stat

Recent developments in 340B program litigation impact contract pharmacy arrangements and drug manufacturers nationwide with new court rulings.

A federal court upheld agency discretion in drug origin rulings under the Trade Agreements Act, setting key legal precedent for pharmaceutical contracts.

Delaware court clarifies good faith contract rules in a landmark ruling, setting precedents for fair dealing in business agreements.

The FDA rejects a hearing request regarding the ban on Red No. 3. The agency finalizes its order to revoke authorizations for the food and drug dye.

Court rejects stay on immigration rule change affecting Temporary Protected Status employment authorization documents, impacting many individuals and families s

The DOL releases new guidance clarifying when employee travel time counts as compensable work under the FLSA. Learn about hybrid work and field service scenario