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Should boilermakers lose early retirement if they keep working?
Should boilermakers lose early retirement if they keep working?
Sep 29, 202625-3160Affirmed (boilermakers can receive benefits)10
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Was it wrong to keep an inmate shackled for hours in jail?
Did the jail officials violate the inmate’s rights by their actions?
Sep 28, 202623-7201Affirmed (officials win, no violation found)00Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
Can a hospital pharmacist refuse a COVID-19 vaccine for religious reasons?
Did the County face undue hardship not allowing the exemption?
Sep 28, 202625-2743Affirmed (Cook County wins the case)00Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
Did this prisoner's lawsuit beat the clock?
Did time on prison grievances pause the lawsuit deadline?
Sep 28, 202625-6849Reversed & remanded (new trial for the plaintiff)00Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
Is Randolph County dodging a lawsuit with new bail rules?
Can the class challenge Randolph County's old bail practices despite new rules?
Sep 28, 202625-10843Reversed (challenge to old practices allowed)10Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
Did Seattle’s racial initiative create a hostile work environment?
Did Seattle's racial training create a hostile work environment?
Sep 28, 202625-1188Reversed & remanded (new trial for the worker on hostile environment claim)10Everyday Law · Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court weighs in on voter verification checks using Social Security data
Should the stay blocking voter status checks with Social Security data be granted?
Sep 25, 202626A308Stay granted00Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
Can Rhode Island be sued in federal court over discrimination?
Did Rhode Island waive immunity for discrimination claims under RICRA?
Sep 25, 202624-1098Affirmed (Rhode Island waived immunity for RICRA claims)10Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
Should unadmitted immigrants be treated like new arrivals?
Should unadmitted immigrants be treated like new arrivals seeking entry?
Sep 25, 202625-3141Unadmitted immigrants not like new arrivals10Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
Beneficiary fights trust management in court battle
Can the beneficiary challenge the dismissal of her trust-related claims in court?
Sep 24, 202625-3541Affirmed (dismissal stands, defendants win)00Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
Can advocates in Tennessee talk openly about abortion options?
Does the Tennessee law illegally limit free speech about abortions?
Sep 24, 202625-5739Affirmed (law remains invalid; plaintiffs win)10Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
Can prisoners push their case against county judges for another hearing?
Should the Third Circuit grant a rehearing en banc in the lawsuit against the judges and county?
Sep 24, 202625-2762Panel rehearing only10Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
Police shooting raises questions about excessive force
Was the police shooting an example of excessive force?
Sep 22, 202622-13573Affirmed (the officer wins on immunity grounds)00Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
Can a minister pray on the Capitol steps without Congress?
Can the minister pray on the Capitol steps without Congress' approval?
Sep 22, 202624-5207Affirmed in part (Minister can protest without Congressional support)00Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
Can saying no to a work meeting be protected?
Did refusing to meet about settlement protect the worker from retaliation claims?
Sep 21, 202625-1697Affirmed in part (retaliation claim proceeds partly for Newton)00Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
Police officer sues city over paid leave after winning reinstatement
Could he sue for damages based on being placed on paid leave?
Sep 21, 202625-1210Reversed (no damages for paid leave)00Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
Missouri’s election map fight: which map should be used?
Which map should Missouri use for the November 2026 election?
Sep 21, 202626-2797, 26-2827Affirmed (2025 map used for the election)00Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
Court rules on state's rights to sell guns across borders
Are federal rules against interstate handgun sales constitutional?
Sep 18, 202625-11206Reversed (plaintiffs win, laws ruled unconstitutional)00Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
Worker seeks new trial over injury payout dispute
Should the worker get a new trial for more injury damages?
Sep 18, 202625-1968Affirmed (the defendant BNSF wins)00Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
Police officer claims he faced retaliation. Was it fair?
Can the officer's retaliation claim move forward without direct proof?
Sep 18, 202625-10887Reversed (retaliation claim can proceed)00Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
Did the university fail to help a student with a disability?
Did Creighton University discriminate against the student because of her disability?
Sep 18, 202625-1092Affirmed (Creighton University wins)00Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
Should a company bring back its workers' union while waiting for a labor board decision?
Should the company recognize the union during the legal fight?
Sep 18, 202625-3110Affirmed (the union remains unrecognized)00Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
Art professor challenges county's nighttime courthouse ban
Should art events face the same courthouse curfew as protests?
Sep 17, 202624-60558Affirmed in part (partial victory for the professor)00Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
Shoplifting dispute: Can a court pick which claims to judge?
Did the district court err by splitting its jurisdiction over state law claims?
Sep 16, 202623-12854Affirmed in part (partial victory for Mueller)00