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Multi-Billion Dollar Corporation Drops Suit Against Inter-American Development Bank, After Court Holds It Can't Sue as "Doe Corporation"

The case helps illustrate why the legal rules surrounding when parties can litigate under pseudonyms are so important.

Arizona Parents' Bill of Rights Claim Over School's Concealment of Child's "In-School Gender Transition" Can Go Forward,

rules an Arizona appellate court, rejecting defendants' claims that the case was moot, and wasn't timely filed.

No Pseudonymity in Ex-Professor's Sexual Harassment and Assault Lawsuit Against Norwich University

From Doe v. Norwich University, decided last week by Washington County (Vermont) Superior Court Judge Daniel Richardson: [Plaintiff seeks permission]… The post No Pseudonymity in Ex-Professor's Sexual Harassment and Assault Lawsuit Against Norwich University appeared first on Reason.com.

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Yet again, released Epstein files raise more questions than answers

The documents are disturbing. But they seem largely to reflect information that has already been made public

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Multi-Billion Dollar Corporation Can't Sue Inter-American Development Bank as a Pseudonymous "Doe Corporation"

From today's Doe Corp. 1 v. Inter-American Development Bank, decided by D.C. Circuit Judges Karen LeCraft Henderson, Robert Wilkins, and… The post Multi-Billion Dollar Corporation Can't Sue Inter-American Development Bank as a Pseudonymous "Doe Corporation" appeared first on Reason.com.

Defamation Lawsuit Over Peacock TV Docuseries "Paul T. Goldman" (Based on Book "Duplicity: A True Story of Crime and Deceit") Can Go Forward

From Doe v. Finkelman, decided yesterday by the Florida Court of Appeal by Judge Spencer Levine, joined by Judges Cory… The post Defamation Lawsuit Over Peacock TV Docuseries "Paul T. Goldman" (Based on Book "Duplicity: A True Story of Crime and Deceit") Can Go Forward appeared first on Reason.com.

"The Language of [the California Invasion of Privacy Act] Is a Total Mess," Which Gets "Bigger as the World Continues to Change"

From Judge Vince Chhabria's opinion Friday in Doe v. Eating Recovery Center LLC (N.D. Cal.): The California Invasion of Privacy… The post "The Language of [the California Invasion of Privacy Act] Is a Total Mess," Which Gets "Bigger as the World Continues to Change" appeared first on Reason.com.

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No Pseudonymity for Former Federal Employees Suing Over Mass Firings

"The fact that disclosure means Plaintiffs 'could be deemed litigious' or that future employers 'may treat Plaintiffs' association with this litigation as a red flag' is not sufficient to allege a substantial privacy interest."

No Pseudonymity for Plaintiff Claiming Bar Exam "Has a Disparate Impact on African Americans"

From Thursday's decision by Magistrate Judge Elizabeth Preston Deavers in Doe v. Ohio Supreme Court: Plaintiff alleges that the Universal… The post No Pseudonymity for Plaintiff Claiming Bar Exam "Has a Disparate Impact on African Americans" appeared first on Reason.com.

No Pseudonymity for Police Being Sued or for Inmate Suing Alleging They Identified Him as Informant

From yesterday's order by Seventh Circuit Judges Diane Sykes, Frank Easterbrook & Michael Brennan in Doe v. M.S.: Plaintiff seeks… The post No Pseudonymity for Police Being Sued or for Inmate Suing Alleging They Identified Him as Informant appeared first on Reason.com.

Brides review – teenage girls head to Syria for IS and marriage in powerful and poignant drama

Brides review – teenage girls head to Syria for IS and marriage in powerful and poignant drama

Two friends leave the UK and head to Turkey on their way to marry Islamic State jihadis in this spirited drama directed by Nadia Fall

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Suit Against School District for "Actively Concealing" School's Referring to Girl With "Masculine Name and Pronouns" Can Go Forward

From Mead v. Rockford Public School Dist., decided today by Judge Paul Maloney (W.D. Mich.): Plaintiffs Dan and Jennifer Mead… The post Suit Against School District for "Actively Concealing" School's Referring to Girl With "Masculine Name and Pronouns" Can Go Forward appeared first on Reason.com.

No Pseudonymity for Plaintiffs Challenging Government's Cancellation of DEI Jobs

From Chief Judge James Boasberg (D.D.C.) yesterday in Doe v. Rollins: Plaintiffs … worked at the Department of Agriculture in… The post No Pseudonymity for Plaintiffs Challenging Government's Cancellation of DEI Jobs appeared first on Reason.com.

New Unsealing Decision from Second Circuit in Virginia Giuffre v. Ghislaine Maxwell

From today's decision in Giuffre v. Maxwell, before Second Circuit Judges José Cabranes, Rinna Raggi, and Myrna Pérez: Following this… The post New Unsealing Decision from Second Circuit in Virginia Giuffre v. Ghislaine Maxwell appeared first on Reason.com.

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No Pseudonymity for Plaintiff Suing Fashion Institute of Technology Over Alleged Anti-Semitic Discrimination

From Judge John Cronan (S.D.N.Y.) today in Doe v. Fashion Institute of Tech., refusing to reconsider an earlier decision that… The post No Pseudonymity for Plaintiff Suing Fashion Institute of Technology Over Alleged Anti-Semitic Discrimination appeared first on Reason.com.

Are Plaintiffs More Eligible to Be Pseudonymous in Lawsuits Against the Government? Less Eligible?

Today's D.C. Circuit decision muddies the matter still further.

No Pseudonymity for Would-Be FDIC Employee Challenging Ban on Employment of Felons

From Doe v. Hill, decided today by D.C. Circuit Judge Patricia Millett, joined by Judges Neomi Rao and Judith Rogers:… The post No Pseudonymity for Would-Be FDIC Employee Challenging Ban on Employment of Felons appeared first on Reason.com.

SCOTUS Allows Trump Administration to Revoke Parole Status of Noncitizens Present under CHNV Program

A reminder that the Executive Branch retains substantial discretionary authority over immigration policy and will prevail in court when that authority is properly exercised.

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Masturbation Discrimination

From N.Y. trial court judge Lisa Headley in Doe v. Kipp New York, Inc.; the decision was handed down in… The post Masturbation Discrimination appeared first on Reason.com.

No Preliminary Injunction for Yale MBA Student Suing Over Discipline for Alleged Use of AI on Exam

From today's decision by Judge Sarah Russell (D. Conn.) in Rignol v. Yale Univ. (a case I first wrote about… The post No Preliminary Injunction for Yale MBA Student Suing Over Discipline for Alleged Use of AI on Exam appeared first on Reason.com.

Shedeur Sanders Fan Sues NFL for Emotional Distress Over Sanders' Late Draft Pick

Can you sue over that? Why, yes you can! ... But can you win? Not so much.

The Conversation

ICE can now enter K-12 schools − here’s what educators should know about student rights and privacy

United States federal agents tried to enter two Los Angeles elementary schools on April 7, 2025, and were denied entry, according to the Los Angeles Times. The agents were apparently seeking contact with five students who had allegedly entered the country without authorization.

Being an "Immigrant Professional" Doesn't Cut in Favor of Pseudonymity

From Thursday's decision by Magistrate Judge Alistair Newbern in Doe v. Brooks Automation US LLC: Doe alleges that, while working… The post Being an "Immigrant Professional" Doesn't Cut in Favor of Pseudonymity appeared first on Reason.com.

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First-class passenger says she was thrown off Delta plane for ‘flying while Black’

A flight attendant treated 53-year-old Teresa Hudson Jordan as if she were a “dog or a slave,” according to a newly filed discrimination lawsuit

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What is a SLAPP suit? Legal experts explain how these lawsuits suppress free speech

Strategic lawsuits against public participation, or SLAPP suits, are civil claims brought against people or organizations who voice opinions publicly. These lawsuits are intended to intimidate opponents and suppress advocacy efforts by forcing critics to spend time and money on expensive litigation.

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