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Supreme Court weighs energy company liability in Boulder climate lawsuit
The Supreme Court is considering whether a Colorado lawsuit holding energy companies responsible for climate change costs can proceed under state law.
Supreme Court to weigh employee claims of imprudent retirement fund investments
The Court will consider whether employees must show a benchmark to prove underperformance of Intel retirement plans under ERISA.
Supreme Court to Weigh Legality of Third-Country Deportations
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in December on a challenge to deporting immigrants to countries not listed in their removal orders.
California Secures Record $272.5 Million in Lyft Misclassification Suit
Lyft will pay $272.5 million to resolve claims that it misclassified thousands of drivers as independent contractors rather than employees.
Hawaii Supreme Court Upholds $222 Million Lawyer Fund in Maui Wildfire Settlement
The state Supreme Court let a $222 million fund for attorneys remain intact while striking provisions that barred fee‑award appeals in the Maui fire settlement.
Supreme Court Review Set on Forfeiture Laws Over Small Seizures
The Supreme Court will review whether seizing an 83-year-old pilot's airplane for a misdemeanor beer transport violates the Eighth Amendment.
California Enacts Laws to Protect Rights and Require Inspections in Detention Centers
Governor Gavin Newsom signed two new laws to establish a Bill of Rights for civil detainees and mandate ongoing inspections of California detention centers.
New California Law Modifies Protective Orders to Improve Survivor Safety
California enacted Assembly Bill 1753 to modernize court protective orders, address access barriers, and strengthen gun violence protections.
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