In Cisco v. Doe, the Supreme Court should recover the Alien Tort Statute's original purpose by holding that nonresident foreigners cannot sue under the law.

The Fifth Circuit held that two sections of a tax law that prohibit home distilling exceed Congress's power to tax and are neither necessary nor proper provisions to carry out taxation.

Today the U.S. Supreme Court vacated a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit that narrowly interpreted the federal-officer removal statute to deny federal contractors access to federal courts.

WLF urged the 11th Circuit to affirm a lower court's ruling that FDA unlawfully withheld data that cast doubt on its choice to impose graphic cigarette-pack warnings.

Lawsuits that allege a business' logging of a website visitor's IP address or use of third-party pixels are akin to wiretapping misuse a California invasion of privacy law and should be dismissed.

Climate-change litigation partisans' involvement in a scientific-evidence manual for federal judges has tainted the credibility of the document and its publishers, a circumstance that jurists must consider when reading it.

Joined by the Nat'l Assoc. of Manufacturers, WLF asked the 9th Circuit to immediately hear an appeal of a class certification in a securities fraud case.