by Hutchinsons Law | Nov 3, 2026 | Law
In its latest request to the Supreme Court over President Donald Trump’s approach to immigration, the Justice Department turned to the court’s emergency docket to ask for fast-track permission to construct a border barrier system along a 517-mile stretch in remote...
by Hutchinsons Law | Nov 3, 2026 | Law
At a time when there is a desire to hold ICE agents accountable for their constitutional violations, the Supreme Court might be poised to eliminate the only way to hold them civilly liable under federal law.By way of background, if state or local officers violate the...
by Hutchinsons Law | Nov 3, 2026 | Law
How jumping to conclusions can hurt workplace relationships, damage reputations and create problems that could have been avoided.We’ve all had someone at work make an assumption about us without knowing the full story. Maybe a colleague thinks you’ve...
by Hutchinsons Law | Nov 3, 2026 | Law
July 2026 was an active month for retail patent litigation with continued serial filings against national chains. Frequent filers included Near Field Electronics, Fall Line Patents, and GoTV Networks. For retailers, the month is a reminder that exposure to NPE...
by Hutchinsons Law | Nov 3, 2026 | Law
Some courtroom lines never die. More than thirty years later, everybody still knows the glove, the struggle to pull it on, and the rhyme that went with it — “If it doesn’t fit, you must acquit.” Here’s the thing, though. Long before...
by Hutchinsons Law | Nov 3, 2026 | Law
Source: YouTubeSummaryCo-author Gunner WestThe Fifth Circuit continues to busy itself with deepwater port applications in the Gulf of Whatever-It’s-Called-For-Now. The Deepwater Port Act allows one port per “application area”, which the U.S. Maritime...
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