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The DOJ has issued its first award under the new USPS antitrust whistleblower program, confirming the program is active and tied to real enforcement outcomes, including a deferred prosecution agreement and multimillion-dollar fine.

The onset of an international conflict in the Middle East involving the United States, Israel, Iran, and other nations has led to thousands of flight cancellations and widespread travel disruptions, significantly impacting international business operations and global mobility.

Congress is preparing to vote on a package of bills aimed at protecting children online. The proposals span content moderation requirements for social media platforms, data collection restrictions, and controls over how minors access apps through their phones.

The categorization of maritime or nonmaritime contracts in the offshore energy space continues to generate litigation, and a recent Fifth Circuit decision continues the court’s trend of narrowly focusing this analysis on whether and how a vessel does.

On February 19th, Brenna Jenny, Deputy Assistant Attorney General for the Commercial Litigation Branch at the U.S. Department of Justice, provided the keynote speech at the Federal Bar Association’s Qui Tam Conference.