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Justice Department Attorneys Urge Probe into Alleged Israeli Crimes, Highlighting Enforcement Disparities

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Washington, D.C. – A group of Justice Department attorneys has triggered a spotlight on what they cite as an oversight in the application of U.S. laws concerning potential criminal activities by Israeli forces and civilians. In a detailed letter addressed to Attorney General Merrick Garland, these mid-career legal professionals argue that notable discrepancies exist in how the Department enforces laws against foreign entities and individuals, specifically comparing the active investigations against Russian and Hamas offenses to the relative silence on issues involving Israel. The letter, which surfaced this week, points out what the authors perceive … Read more

Seeger Weiss Triumphs as Finalist in Specialty Products Liability/Mass Torts Category at Litigation Department of the Year Awards

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In the fiercely contested field of legal expertise, the acknowledgement of excellence within specialty areas highlights the exceptional performance and influence a law firm can extend across challenging realms. One such firm, Seeger Weiss LLP, stands out as a distinguished finalist in the category for Specialty Products Liability/Mass Torts, illustrating its formidable presence and consistent delivery of outstanding legal services. Seeger Weiss LLP has earned its reputation through tireless dedication and a thorough understanding of the intricate landscape of mass torts and product liability law. This entails representing clients who suffer from the adverse effects … Read more

Chinese Drone Giant DJI Challenges U.S. Defense Department Over ‘Military’ Label in New Lawsuit

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Shenzhen, China – DJI, the leading Chinese manufacturer of commercial and recreational drones, has initiated legal action against the U.S. Department of Defense. The lawsuit, filed in Washington D.C., challenges the Pentagon’s classification of DJI as a “military company,” a designation DJI asserts is both unfounded and damaging to its business. The conflict between DJI and the U.S. government began in 2020 when DJI was placed on a blacklist, limiting its ability to participate in the American market. This was followed by a directive from the DoD in 2021, formally labeling DJI as a “Communist … Read more

Justice Department Files Suit Against Virginia for Alleged Voter Roll Violations Ahead of Election

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RICHMOND, Va. — The U.S. Justice Department has initiated legal action against Virginia, its State Board of Elections, and the state’s Commissioner of Elections. This lawsuit targets Virginia’s method of removing voters from its electoral rolls, an action deemed too close to election day and potentially in violation of federal law. The legal challenge claims that Virginia’s current voter roll maintenance program violates the National Voter Registration Act of 1993. According to the Act, such systematic purging should not occur within 90 days of an election to prevent any undue impact on voter participation. Assistant … Read more