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Radiology Business

Radiologist Dealt Blow in Court Battle Stemming From His Support for Youth Trans-Care Ban

April 17, 2025

(Radiology Business)—A Wyoming radiologist has been dealt a blow in his court battle with the state’s governor, who booted the doc from the local medical board last year amid controversy. One year ago, Eric Cubin, MD, sent a message to members of the Wyoming legislature, urging them to support “Chloe’s...

E-Marketer

A Raft of Lawsuits Challenge Trump’s Authority to Impose Tariffs

April 16, 2025

(E-Marketer)—The news: The state of California and Governor Gavin Newsom are suing President Donald Trump in an attempt to end his sweeping tariffs, which they say are unlawful and inflict “unique harm” on the world’s fifth-largest economy. The background: As the largest importer and second-largest exporter in the US, California...

Plastics News

ABS Pipe Maker Sues White House Over Tariffs

April 16, 2025

(Plastics News)—Genova Pipe joined in a lawsuit over new tariffs, noting that it relies on imported resin for its pipes. Salt Lake City-based Genova Pipe, a producer of chlorinated PVC and ABS pipes and fittings, is among five companies party to a lawsuit challenging the authority of President Donald Trump’s...

Politico

The Chamber Decides Against a Lawsuit on Trump Tariffs

April 16, 2025

(Politico)—The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has no immediate plans to join the growing number of lawsuits challenging President Donald Trump’s so-called Liberation Day tariffs, two people with direct knowledge of discussions confirmed to POLITICO. The business group, one of the most influential trade associations in Washington, will instead focus on...

Case Updates

August 18, 2023
An Update On Parents for Public Schools v. Mississippi Department of Finance and Administration
August 11, 2023
An Update On Gessing v. Yara
August 4, 2023
An Update On Menders v. Loudoun County School Board