Breaking: Eighth Circuit reverses district court’s dismissal on standing grounds in Tennessee v. United States— the challenge to Biden Administration’s EEOC rule requiring employers to make reasonable accommodations for employees seeking abortions. ecf.ca8.uscourts.gov/opndir/25/02/2…

Huge news! Sad loss for Notre Dame but an excellent hire for Chicago. Professor Bray is one of the best!

Victory in the Eighth Circuit on a res judicata case I argued! ecf.ca8.uscourts.gov/opndir/25/03/2…

If you're going to read anything about Pope Francis, make it this incisive reflection by my friend, Jeff Pojanowski. thepublicdiscourse.com/2025/04/97698/

Nebraska led coalition of 17 states & Nebraska Trucking Association in challenging a suite of California regulations called Advanced Clean Fleets in Eastern District of California. California has agreed not to enforce the rule and to outright repeal it. Read more: bit.ly/42ZDRr8

If you heard there was an exciting appellate argument this morning about the power of the federal courts to issue injunctive relief … you would be right! #AppellatePlaces #EighthCircuit #Omaha

Law schools should teach … law.

Apropos of today’s Gospel reading. youtu.be/i2RRz7w3s0g?si…

The Legal Theory Blog has moved! The new interface looks great.

“Objectively”

Oh boy. Can't wait for this!

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The world needs honest and courageous entrepreneurs and communicators who care for the common good. We sometimes hear the saying: “Business is business!” In reality, it is not so. No one is absorbed by an organization to the point of becoming a mere cog or a simple function. Nor

I’m of course biased, but it really is the most aesthetically pleasing journal out there. And the content (this piece in particular) is well worth reading to boot!