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Litigation Trends to Watch: Suits Center on 'No Sugar' Labeling, Restrictive Work Policies and Sephora Product Recommendations law.com/2026/09/25/litigatio…
The NextGen Bar Exam required a Wi-Fi connection for all test-takers, leading to major technical failures. After being sent home without answering a single question, the Washington State Bar Association cancelled the entire exam. For the full episode: ow.ly/6veC50ZR9Zs
Three finalists have been chosen for the inaugural Scott Turow Prize for Excellence in Legal Fiction. Which book should win the prize? Vote here: ow.ly/zMn850ZPLV5
Breaking news: The Trump administration can use a wide-ranging government database that includes Social Security information to help state officials identify noncitizens on their voter lists, the Supreme Court rules. wapo.st/4jtPzE6
BREAKING: The Trump administration can reinstate the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's upgraded citizenship verification database ahead of this year's midterm elections, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled. law360.com/articles/2526716
A California federal judge questioned state enforcers about the details of their proposed settlement to resolve antitrust litigation challenging Paramount Skydance's planned $110 billion purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery, telling counsel, "The court isn't a rubber stamp," and "I've got questions, and I'm not the only one." law360.com/articles/2529714