AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUS Civil Rights: A federal judge dismissed the Trump administration’s antisemitism lawsuit against Harvard, saying the alleged incidents were “too isolated and episodic” to show ongoing Title VI noncompliance. Gun Licensing Fight: Colorado’s permit-to-purchase system faces a new injunction bid as the NRA and allies argue the process is too burdensome and unevenly available. Arbitration vs. Public Trial: A California judge ordered Michael Jackson’s accusers’ lawsuit into private arbitration, enforcing a 2019 arbitration clause. Tech & Discovery: Courts in Texas and New York shield AI prompts and outputs as attorney work product, while a Connecticut ruling shows the protection isn’t automatic. Immigration Enforcement: Advocacy groups asked a Los Angeles federal court to block warrantless ICE arrests unless officials show a likelihood of escape. Privacy & Driver Data: AG William Tong and a coalition sued to stop the Trump administration from demanding a database of sensitive driver records, threatening federal funding. Environment & Trade: Brazil’s Supreme Court upheld the Soy Moratorium, while partially sustaining state limits on incentives tied to the deal. Corporate Litigation: An appeals court revived a $6.7B Bristol Myers Squibb lawsuit over delayed drug approvals. Local Courts & Ballots: Florida’s Supreme Court rejected a Miami attorney’s ballot bid over how he paid a qualifying fee. Labor Law Debate: A proposed federal arbitration backstop for new labor contracts drew criticism from a Kansas business owner.
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