An Oregon resident who withheld negative background information on his application to practice law failed to demonstrate the moral fitness necessary to become a member of the state’s bar, the Oregon Supreme Court said.

Two doctors facing medical malpractice claims scored a win after the Nevada Supreme Court held that a judge couldn’t rely on a disqualified judge’s mistrial order to award their opposition attorneys’ fees.

A government ban on firearm accessories known as bump stocks will remain in place, after a federal court decision upholding the law was affirmed by an evenly divided full Sixth Circuit on Friday.

Spire STL Pipeline and Spire Missouri want the U.S. Supreme Court to consider the potentially “life-threatening consequences” of a lower court’s decision tossing the federal government’s approval of its pipeline in Missouri, according to a petition filed Friday.

The case highlights the ease with which circuit precedent permits convictions for conduct that overlaps almost entirely with the underlying substantive offense.

The Federal Circuit regularly exceeds the scope of appellate review of patent office decisions established by Congress, Baxter International Inc. told the U.S. Supreme Court in its bid for review of a decision invalidating its telepharmacy patent.