ABA Resolves Scholarship Lawsuit After Revising Eligibility Rules
The American Bar Association (ABA) has resolved a federal lawsuit over its scholarship program. The case challenged eligibility rules that limited participation based on race and ethnicity. The parties agreed to dismiss the lawsuit after the ABA changed its...
How an Immigration Attorney Can Help if ICE is Involved
How an Immigration Attorney Can Help if ICE is Involved Facing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) can be an overwhelming and frightening experience. Whether it's a notice to appear in court, an unexpected home visit, or a detention scenario, knowing your rights...
Gas Ownership Dispute Escalates After Court Vacates Arbitral Award
A major commercial dispute over ownership of an international gas shipping company has escalated into new litigation after a federal court vacated a $102 million arbitral award tied to allegations of fraud. The case now involves Reed Smith LLP, two of its partners,...
Understanding DACA in 2025: What Dreamers Need to Know
Understanding DACA in 2025: What Dreamers Need to Know Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) has been a lifeline for many young immigrants in the United States. However, as of 2025, the program faces significant legal challenges and policy changes. At ELR...
Alabama Supreme Court Sanctions Attorney Over AI-Generated Fake Legal Citations
The Alabama Supreme Court issued a strong ruling after an attorney submitted appellate briefs filled with incorrect and fabricated legal citations. The court concluded that AI hallucinated legal citations played a major role in the errors, along with a failure to...
Rare FCPA Acquittal in Foreign Bribery Case Highlights Trial Strategy and Constitutional Limits
A recent federal court decision in Texas resulted in a rare acquittal in a Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) prosecution, reshaping how trial strategy and evidence issues can determine the outcome of complex foreign bribery cases. The case involved a Mexican...
Understanding Green Card Processing Times in 2025
Understanding Green Card Processing Times in 2025 At ELR Immigration Lawyers, we understand how stressful and confusing the green card process can be. In 2025, many applicants are experiencing longer wait times, especially in employment-based categories. Our goal is...
Second Circuit Reviews Dismissal of LVMH Retaliation Claim in Workplace Dispute
A Second Circuit panel is reconsidering the dismissal of a retaliation claim brought by a former LVMH attorney. The judges questioned whether the lower court applied the law too narrowly in evaluating workplace retaliation. Attorney Andowah Newton alleges retaliation...
Delaware Chancery Court Rulings Highlight Discovery Battles, Fraud Claims, and Governance Disputes
Recent Delaware Chancery Court rulings continue to shape how complex corporate disputes are handled, as the Delaware Chancery Court rulings in recent cases emphasize strict procedural rules, limits on discovery, and enforcement of contractual obligations. These...
Common Immigration Mistakes in 2025 & How to Avoid Them
Common Immigration Mistakes in 2025 & How to Avoid Them Navigating the US immigration system in 2025 can be challenging. Even minor errors can lead to significant delays, denials, or legal complications. Understanding and avoiding these common immigration mistakes...
