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Biden’s EO on Title IX is Unjust and Counterintuitive
NCLA Senior Litigation Counsel Harriet Hageman joins Philadelphia’s AM 990 The Answer’s show, “Philadelphia’s Morning Answer,” with Chris Stigall. Harriet Hageman has been a trial attorney for almost 30 years and is licensed to practice law in Wyoming, Michigan, Colorado, and Nebraska, and has been admitted before the United States Supreme Court. Here are a…
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Disappointing Changes to Title IX Under Biden Administration
NCLA Senior Litigation Counsel Harriet Hageman joins News Talk 600 KCOL’s show, “KCOL Mornings,” with Jimmy Lakey. Harriet Hageman has been a trial attorney for almost 30 years and is licensed to practice law in Wyoming, Michigan, Colorado, and Nebraska, and has been admitted before the United States Supreme Court. Here are a few key…
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Amici and Practitioners Attempt to Read the Arthrex Tea Leaves
Yesterday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the most closely-watched patent case of the term, United States / Smith & Nephew v. Arthrex. IPWatchdog reached out to some of the amici in the case, as well as patent practitioners and other stakeholders, to get their take on how the hearing went and what the future holds for the…
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Biden’s Hurdle: Courts Dubious of Rule by Regulation
President Biden is moving swiftly on his agenda to remake large parts of the economy by wielding the powers of the executive branch. He signed more than 30 executive orders in his first month, nearly as many as the past four presidents combined at this point in their terms. He is about to run into a formidable…
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Supreme Court To Hear Challenge To HHS Nominee Xavier Becerra’s Attempt To Sic Mobs On Conservative Donors
On Monday, the New Civil Liberties Alliance filed an amicus brief in the Supreme Court supporting petitioners against Joe Biden’s Health and Human Services nominee Xavier Becerra’s attempt as attorney general of California to out nonprofit donors for leftist harassment. “The attorney general’s demand that charities turn over the names of their top donors is nothing more…
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Wyoming Supreme Court Overturns Ruling Using “Guidance” to Block Mining
In a victory for property rights with nationwide implications, the Wyoming Supreme Court has ruled that county regulators cannot restrict people’s conduct based on nonbinding guidance documents. The court’s decision is a setback for public officials accustomed to using administrative regulations to impose their will. The case, Asphalt Specialties Co., Inc. v. Laramie County Planning Commission,…
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