Credit repair organizations can require consumers to arbitrate their claims, the Supreme Court has ruled, rejecting arguments by consumer and senior citizen groups that the federal Credit Repair Organizations Act gives consumers a non-waivable right to go to court with claims of unfair or deceptive practices.

A surprisingly unanimous Supreme Court on Wednesday endorsed a “ministerial exception” to employment discrimination laws, asserting that, under the First Amendment, government must keep its nose out of the hiring and firing of clergy. All 12 federal appeals courts have long recognized some form of ministerial exception, but the Supreme Court had not given its imprimatur until now.

A federal judge has dismissed most of a failure-to-warn suit against generic drug maker Mylan in a case where plaintiffs tried to use the “reference listed drug” theory to get around the Supreme Court’s Mensing ruling, which pre-empts most state law labeling claims against generics.

A federal judge has dismissed most of a failure-to-warn suit against generic drug maker Mylan in a case where plaintiffs tried to use the “reference listed drug” theory to get around the Supreme Court’s Mensing ruling, which pre-empts most state law labeling claims against generics.

A federal judge has dismissed most of a failure-to-warn suit against generic drug maker Mylan in a case where plaintiffs tried to use the “reference listed drug” theory to get around the Supreme Court’s Mensing ruling, which pre-empts most state law labeling claims against generics.