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Pages From Restructuring History: BigLaw And Bankruptcy
July 17, 2025
Bankruptcy is a BigLaw menu item staple, with most large law firms having practice groups dedicated to in-court and out-of-court restructurings. But that wasn’t always…
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AI data centers require massive amounts of power—making electricity more expensive for everyone around them
July 17, 2025
It’s a staggering statistic: Around 70% of the world’s internet traffic flows through Virginia. The state’s data centers, some of which feature hallways nearly a…
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An op-ed by Noah Feldman: In an unsigned order with no explanation, the Supreme Court’s conservative majority blocked the lower court orders that had stopped Donald…
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Another voter-backed Maine law regulating campaign finance halted, but the case is far from over
July 16, 2025
A federal court ruled on Tuesday that the law Maine voters passed in 2024 to set limits on so-called super PACs is unconstitutional — the…
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An article by Nancy Gertner: I was a United States District Court judge for 17 years. In all my time on the bench, I never faced…
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The Only Reason the US Can Take Away Citizenship
July 11, 2025
Despite Trump’s threats, the government can’t just take away your citizenship. In fact, there’s only one way — and it’s incredibly rare and hard to…
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The Federalist Society held a webinar July 9 looking into whether the federal government should continue to rely on wholesale electricity markets in the face…
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It’s no secret that the Trump Administration has cut staff, reversed policy, and gone after a wide range of environmental regulations and agencies. Everything from…
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Researchers used ultraviolet scans to compare Harvard Law School’s copy of the Magna Carta, word for word, against the other known originals. Their analysis helped…
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US power providers are seeking to impose big price increases on consumers following booming data centre demand, sparking debate over who should pay for the…
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A new lawsuit seeking to redraw Wisconsin’s congressional district boundary lines was filed on Tuesday, less than two weeks after the state Supreme Court declined…
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Agencies are rewriting their National Environmental Policy Act regulations, potentially muting public input and curtailing environmental reviews for everything from new railroads to oil wells.
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Several federal agencies including the departments of Agriculture, Transportation and Defense moved to streamline National Environmental Policy Act reviews this week, restricting public involvement in…
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In a ruling on Tuesday, Europe’s top human rights court held that Switzerland did not breach the rights of a woman with a rare neurodegenerative…
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An op-ed by Noah Feldman: In a memo last month listing its law enforcement priorities, President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice prioritized stripping citizenship from naturalized…
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Attorney General Pam Bondi told tech companies that they could lawfully violate a statute barring American companies from supporting TikTok based on a sweeping claim…
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Was legal pot a good idea?
July 7, 2025
In Massachusetts, getting stoned gets easier all the time. Since the Commonwealth legalized recreational cannabis in 2016, dispensaries have proliferated, the price of cannabis has…
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An article co-written by Alan Charles Raul: As Justice Jackson’s and Sotomayor’s dissents vividly chronicled, Trump v. CASA, the Supreme Court’s 2025 Term-ending decision that…
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Harvard University staff advised international students to be cautious about social media posts and warned some groups against arriving at Boston’s Logan International Airport. Representatives…
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The Supreme Court term that ended Friday was consumed by an unprecedented crush of emergency asks from President Donald Trump that forced the justices to…
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An op-ed by Benjamin Eidelson: Earlier this week, the Trump administration issued its formal finding that Harvard University is violating Title VI of the Civil…