Jane Coleman writes on law and policy and lives in New Jersey. Her legal treatise Secondary Trademark Infringement was published by Bloomberg BNA. You can follow Jane on Twitter @JaneBColeman and LinkedIn.
The Court will decide whether States may ban males who "identify" as females from competing with women and girls....
Parents say school staff referred to their daughter as a boy, without their notice or consent — and notwithstanding their express objection....
“Wax will not suffer irreparable harm in the absence of a preliminary injunction.” ...
Cis, trans, and nonbinary women are eligible to apply to Smith....
Justice Thomas: "By correctly concluding that SB1 warrants the 'paradigm of judicial restraint' ...
“Under federal law, schools cannot provide benefits to illegal aliens that they do not provide to U.S. citizens.” ...
"That is what it means to be a library—to make judgments about which books are worth reading and which are not, which ideas belong on the shelves and which do not"...
A tribute to my father, Mauricio Golberg (1917? - 1998), on the anniversary of his passing....
Top law firms allegedly outsourced their discriminatory hiring practices to SEO, a nationwide staffing agency that favors Black, Hispanic, and Native American applicants...
"There is no place for such a club in yeshiva."...
American Association of University Professors continues its descent into activism. Rutgers Professor: "There are people who are now resigning from AAUP because of your radicalization. ...
"The Choices Program simply erased Jews and Christians from the Middle East"...
The lawsuit was the first of its kind to be filed against a university in the wake of the nationwide surge in campus antisemitism following Hamas’s massacre of Israelis on October 7. ...
Having abandoned its long-standing opposition to systematic academic boycotts against Israel, progressive politics are fueling the AAUP's anti-Zionist agenda...
Policy allowing school to secretly sex-transition a seventh-grader is "like a civility code that extends the kind of decency students should expect at school"...
The settlement concludes nearly four years of litigation over YU's refusal to recognize the LGBTQ club on religious grounds....
UPenn argues Wax has failed to make her case, but in a separate motion, Wax's lawyers say she is likely to succeed on the merits of her contractual and civil rights claims, both of which serve the public interest....
"The judges of this panel unanimously agree that the entire substance of the preliminary injunction must be stayed, not just trimmed back in scope." The government is likely to succeed on the merits....
