On October 7, the 9th Circuit issued an opinion mandating that the 2020 Census data collection process would continue through October 30 and that the processing of said data was allowed to take as...
On October 5, in the Southern District of Illinois, the Honorable Chief Judge Rosenstengel allowed a case of deceptive advertising via labeling on a soup can under Illinois state law to proceed to trial...
On Monday, new Oregon Secretary of State records confirmed that Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, and his wife Priscilla Chan are throwing their weight behind an Oregon ballot initiative, Measure 110, that will allow voters...
On October 2, in the District of Minnesota, the Honorable Patrick J. Schiltz held that a Minnesota Executive Order (EO) mandating masks to prevent the spread of COVID-19 did not violate the First Amendment...
On October 1, in the Eastern District of California, the Honorable Troy L. Nunley allowed a false advertising claim against a beer company to go to trial, determining that allegations of falsifying the water source...
Less than a week after the bill’s enrollment, Vermont Governor Phil Scott expressed motivation to perhaps veto the recent cannabis legalization bill, S. 54, sent to his desk last week with overwhelming support from both...
