On appeal, the defendants continue to argue that qui tam relators wield core executive authority to prosecute the United States’ claims in federal court. They argue that the FCA’s qui tam provisions impermissibly delegate this core executive power to ...

A federal appeals court on Sept. 9 questioned whether Louisiana, which has a near-total ban on abortion, has standing to force a nationwide return of in-person dispensing for abortion drug mifepristone, which patients can now obtain by telehealth and mail.

The U.S. Fifth Circuit heard a case about an electioneering rule that is less restrictive than a Texas law the same court already upheld. Palo Pinto County enacted the rule to curtail electioneering at its polling site that caused voter intimidation.

This challenge by Intuit follows the Supreme Court’s June decision in SEC v. Jarkesy, which found that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) could not pursue certain cases in its own administrative courts. The Supreme Court’s ruling, as ...