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San Francisco Vacancy “Tax” Invalidated: You Can’t Be Forced To Rent Your Property
In Debbane v. City and County of San Francisco, No. A172067 (Cal. Ct. App. Sep. 11, 2026), the California Court of Appeal upheld the invalidation of San Francisco’s Proposition M, which the voters enacted “to ‘tax’ owners of certain residential...
Multi-club ownership (Part III): Football spotlight – MCO types, trends and compliance
Multi-club ownership (MCO) has become one of the defining trends in modern football, whereby clubs have been transformed into an interconnected asset class. This has been driven by a combination of the commercialisation and globalisation of the game, US private...
Update on Equitable Limits to Medical Monitoring in Federal Court
Source: YouTubeSummaryLast month we published a thought piece, Medical Monitoring and the Limits to Equity, pointing out how no-injury medical monitoring claims asserted in federal court could well fall outside the foundational limits on those courts’ equitable...
Attorneys General Announce Settlement in AmeriCorps Lawsuit
In a press release, New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport—a plaintiff in the lawsuit—said that the complaint was filed in 2025 over the Trump administration’s “repeated attempts to gut the nation’s volunteer services programs.”
Florida Judge Poised to Dismiss Lawsuit Against Trump Presidential Library
In the meantime, the judge found that the “Presidential and Eleventh Amendment immunity defenses” raised by the Justice Department, representing Trump and his library foundation, must be resolved before any headway can be made toward discovery.
Justice Department Sues 3 States and D.C. Over Immigrant College Tuition Rates
Not all of the states named as defendants have indicated how they will respond; however, both Arkansas and Utah have signaled that they may be willing to cooperate with the administration.
Minnesota ICE Observer Sues Over Alleged Retaliation
Khalili says that the harassment persuaded him to stop observing immigration agents “for fear that the federal government would come to their home and arrest him in front of his children,” a concern shared by his wife.
Two Talks in Oslo: Why It Is a Bad Idea to Poison Your Customers, and What Happens When It Stops Being About Money
I am headed to Norway. On September 23 and 24 I am giving two talks at the Aquatiq Food Forum at the Clarion Hotel Oslo, to a room of food industry leaders, Mattilsynet, Nestlé, McDonald’s Nordic, Mowi, Coop, NorgesGruppen and Norsk Kylling.Day one is...
Missouri Keeps Beating Dead Horse Of A Map — See Generally
If At First The Supreme Court Tells You To Stop: Missouri Republicans keep unsuccessfully sending its gerrymander to the Supreme Court. Try, Try Again: And the Supreme Court keeps telling them to pound sand. Fifty-One Shades Of ‘Rigged’: DOJ and Education...