December 04, 2025
Is the False Claims Act constitutional? Will Mark Zuckerberg be deposed in high-profile privacy litigation? Did a major drugmaker's shenanigans cost investors nearly $7 billion? That's a small sample of the intriguing legal questions we're exploring in this preview of December's top appellate action.
October 10, 2025
Two unions have asked the D.C. Circuit to preserve injunctions that protected their contracts with nearly a dozen federal agencies, urging the court to uphold a D.C. federal judge's finding that President Donald Trump likely exceeded his authority by calling for the contracts' cancellation.
September 17, 2025
Federal unions' argument that President Donald Trump ended agencies' bargaining obligations to punish them for challenging his policies helps his case for canceling their deals, the National Right to Work Foundation told the D.C. Circuit in a brief backing the president's challenge to an order blocking the rebuke.
September 10, 2025
The National Treasury Employees Union doesn't have a claim that President Donald Trump overreached with his order for numerous agencies to cancel their union contracts because he exercised the discretion Congress gave him, his administration told the D.C. Circuit.
May 19, 2025
A divided D.C. Circuit panel greenlighted President Donald Trump's request to pause a lower court decision that blocked the implementation of an executive order aimed at ending collective bargaining rights for federal employees, concluding the injunction ruling "ties the government's hands."