A patent licensing dispute between Salesforce and WSOU has prompted broader discovery than is typical in the West Texas court hearing the matter, says Prof. Paul Gugliuzza. Read More

Dean Rebouche explains the legal whirlwind that has brought abortion back to the Supreme Court and sorts out what could happen next in this Q&A with Yahoo News. Read More

In “Bankruptcy Amnesia,” Prof. Jonathan Lipson pushes back against a narrative he says deflects from the Sackler family’s role in the opioid crisis. Read More

Prof. Paul Gugliuzza shares his insights into a conflict between two strong personalities on the Federal Circuit bench. Read More

Judge Robert Drain, who presided over the Purdue Pharma litigation, has joined the firm representing Purdue. Prof. Jonathan Lipson says that despite the judge’s good intentions, the optics are troubling. Read More

While the settlement between Fox and Dominion doesn’t include an explicit apology, Prof. Laura Little says a reference to “certain claims about Dominion” was as close as they were likely to get. Read More

As the legal battle over abortion escalates, Dean Rebouche says that weaponizing Comstock is a “shot across the bow” for the anti-abortion movement. Read More

As the right to asylum erodes around the world, Assoc. Dean Jaya Ramji-Nogales describes it as “our moral obligation to other humans who are in need of protection because they are facing harm.” Read More

The FDA’s enforcement discretion is backed by case law, says Dean Rebouche, and overturning that would lead to a “major upending of federal agency authority.” Read More

Dean Rebouche explains why the Comstock Act, an anti-vice law from 1873, has taken center stage in the fight over abortion access. Read More