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Voting discrimination cases are not just harder to bring to court but dramatically so, according to a Bloomberg Law analysis and experts who examined the findings. news.bloomberglaw.com/litigation/vot…

The Supreme Court weakened a key piece of the Voting Rights Act, making voting discrimination cases dramatically harder to bring in federal court. Cases citing Section 2 of the Act plummeted 60%, a Bloomberg Law analysis shows. news.bloomberglaw.com/litigation/vot…

Today in Bloomberg Law: Under threats and lawsuits, state bars across the U.S. are figuring out what's next with respect to their DEI policies and initiatives. Alex Ebert reports. news.bloomberglaw.com/business-and-p…

We’re better than this Mike Bloomberg. Today 2 women—one with breast cancer, one recovering from a stroke—said they’d lose everything without this healthcare benefit. They put in decades of work that helped make the profits. Let’s not retreat from our promises to them.

Bloomberg INDG is using union contract negotiations in an effort to slash medical benefits promised to retirees. Asking to do this just weeks after being told that our company had a record breaking year for revenue is shameful. We can do better.

New Jersey sales professionals, call up your favorite plaintiff lawyer. The state high court just blessed your ability to sue for 3x any commissions your bosses didn't pay you. Bloomberg Law news.bloomberglaw.com/litigation/nj-…

Yessssssss! Welcome to the team Alexia, Cole, Elleiana, Taylor, Quincy, Benjamin, Elias, Abby and Finn :) It's going to be a great summer. Can't wait to see your work. bloombergindustry.com/press-releases… via Bloomberg Industry Group

Atlantic City boardwalk injury case dismissed. City is immune from lawsuit over how one board, raised up inch, across 4 miles of boardwalk caused a woman to fall. aboutblaw.com/bhzq Love reading legal decisions that feel iconic to a place

Exclusive: liberal Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Justice-elect Susan Crawford mischaracterized a suit she brought for a union challenging labor regulations. It's one of many recusal controversies--spanning Tesla to abortion--in America's biggest judicial race. news.bloomberglaw.com/litigation/mus…

The Wisconsin Supreme Court is exiting a trench warfare period with a breakthrough liberal win that could give Democrats a leg up in the fight for Congress. Alex Ebert explains: bit.ly/43Cvt2W

Why did national groups plow record cash into the Wisconsin Supreme Court race? Control of Congress is one big reason. Here's a quick explainer from our Bloomberg Law team about how Justice-elect Susan Crawford's win could impact DC power.

What does the big Wisconsin Supreme Court election mean? Catch insights from court watchers, litigators and researchers about the big cases--and national implications--from America's most expensive judicial election. news.bloomberglaw.com/litigation/gop…

Farm workers in Florida are suing the state over its new immigration law. They claim Florida's criminal penalties violate economic powers left to Congress and skirt around federal immigration enforcement law. news.bloomberglaw.com/litigation/flo…

Florida AG Attorney General James Uthmeier is subpoenaing Roblox seeking information about minors use of the game and developers marketing and controls for underage users. Here's the subpoena, sent under color of Unfair Trade Practices enforcement: aboutblaw.com/bhTR

An AI-generated phone call, with a deepfake voice joking about burying a sex worker alive, is raising ethical concerns for a Florida judge accused of passing along the recording without looking into whether it was fake. news.bloomberglaw.com/litigation/ai-…

news.bloomberglaw.com/litigation/ind… For more than 1,000 years legal systems shielded judges from lawsuits over acts performed as jurists. Milwaukee Judge Dugan's defense wants to stretch that civil immunity & block a criminal prosecution. What do precedent and experts think? Read here ⬇️