Eleventh Circuit Lifts Block on Georgia Law Limiting Minors' Social-Media Accounts
A federal appeals court vacated an injunction against Georgia's SB 351, holding that NetChoice failed to meet its burden in a facial First Amendment challenge.
A federal appeals court vacated an injunction against Georgia's SB 351, holding that NetChoice failed to meet its burden in a facial First Amendment challenge.
A federal appeals panel held that Florida's HB3, which bars children under 14 from opening social-media accounts, likely survives a First Amendment challenge.
The full Eleventh Circuit overruled its 1985 Mason decision, holding that ERISA does not require workers to exhaust plan remedies before suing over fiduciary breaches.
A federal appeals court held that Florida's $1,600-to-$3,000 fee for lawyers already admitted elsewhere burdens Floridians and out-of-staters alike.
On remand from the Supreme Court, the 11th Circuit held an Atlanta family cannot sue the government over an FBI raid on the wrong home but may sue the agent who led it.
A certified class saves challenges to Randolph County's prior bail practices from mootness despite mid-litigation policy swap.
The panel joins three sister circuits in rejecting an all-or-nothing approach to supplemental jurisdiction while reviving a malicious-prosecution claim against Walmart.
The court held that the New York Convention reaches a seaman’s employment agreement despite the FAA’s seaman exclusion, while limiting when nonsignatories can use equitable estoppel to compel a Jones Act claim.
The court held that Roy Moore failed to offer clear and convincing evidence that Senate Majority PAC intended, or recklessly disregarded, the allegedly defamatory implication created by two frames in a campaign advertisement.
A divided panel rules that environmental groups and the Miccosukee Tribe failed to show federal control or a final agency action over a state-funded immigration detention site, and holds part of the injunction violated a statutory bar on restraining immigration enforcement.
The Eleventh Circuit affirmed a Tax Court ruling that valued Savannah Shoals LLC's conservation easement at $480,000 and sustained a gross valuation misstatement penalty.
The en banc Eleventh Circuit held that an Alabama sex-offender residency law burdens a fundamental parental right, sending the dispute back to a panel for further proceedings.