In a massive victory for free speech over lawfare, and after a two-week trial, a jury in Western District of Texas has fully vindicated Mr. Greaves’s clients, and the rest of the defendants, sued because of their public support for President…

In the era of the Administrative State, it might seem that federal agencies have the power to create, expand, or amend any laws that they’d like. This, however, ignores the foundational principles of the separation of powers inherent in the…

Obtaining a default judgment in federal court is a procedural mechanism that can expedite the resolution of a case when the defendant fails to respond or defend against the plaintiff’s allegations. It is important to understand the circumstances under which…

The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) was passed in 1966, empowering the public to access government records. The purpose is to ensure transparency and accountability within the government. It has become a vital tool for journalists, researchers, activists, and ordinary…

If someone commits a crime against you, in addition to any civil remedies you may have, one service many lawyers provide is to draft a criminal referral letter to a prosecutor on your behalf. Indeed, involving a lawyer in this…

When you contract with another, you do so on the belief that they will uphold the terms of that deal. Sometimes, however, this does not happen, leading to a breach of contract. If this has happened to you, it is…

For decades, the Supreme Court’s holding in Chevron U.S.A. v. Natural Resources Defense Council defended the requirement that a court reviewing agency action should defer to an interpretation of an ambiguous statute by the agency empowered with issuing regulations under…