“By expressly prohibiting a State from altering the content of pesticide labeling, FIFRA not only protects pesticide manufacturers like Monsanto from state-tort liability but also promotes national labeling uniformity.”—Cory L. Andrews, WLF General Counsel & Vice President of Litigation Today, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to review a decision of...

A U.S. Tax Court ruling properly invalidated an IRS policy change that threatened to diminish mergers & acquisitions, the appeal of which the agency should strongly consider dropping.

WLF asked the Second Circuit to reverse a lower court decision that upheld a New York law forcing retailers to place cigarette-style warning labels on targeted advertisements if the proposed price is set by a computer program.

Missouri's high court will soon rule on state judges' proper gatekeeping role over expert evidence, a decision that will deeply impact the state's civil-justice landscape.

Two Federal Rules amendments create opportunities for counsel with attorney-client privilege conflicts to reduce time, cost & expended effort.

As WLF sought in its amicus brief, on Jan. 9, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to review an appeals court decision that would allow activists to impose liability on U.S. entities for aiding and abetting a third-party’s alleged human rights violations overseas.

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