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Greg Stohr

Washington, D.C.

Supreme Court Reporter at Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News Supreme Court reporter. I’m from St. Louis, so Biden pronounced my state wrong.

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  • 1 day ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Greg Stohr

    The US Supreme Court threw out a Mexican government lawsuit that accused gunmakers including Smith & Wesson Brands Inc. and Sturm Ruger & Co. of helping to funnel firearms to the country’s violent drug cartels. Voting unanimously, the justices said Mexico’s suit was barred under a 2005 US law that gave the gun industry broad protection from legal liability.

  • 1 day ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Greg Stohr

    The US Supreme Court revived a job-bias lawsuit by a woman who says she suffered so-called reverse discrimination because she’s straight, in a ruling that makes it easier to bring similar cases to trial in parts of the country. The justices unanimously said a federal appeals court was wrong to require workers in majority groups — including White people, men and heterosexuals — to meet a more difficult test than others that have historically faced discrimination.

  • 1 day ago | bloomberglinea.com | Greg Stohr |Victor Moriyama

    Bloomberg — La Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos desestimó una demanda del gobierno mexicano que acusaba a los fabricantes de armas, incluidos Smith & Wesson Brands Inc. y Sturm Ruger & Co. de ayudar a canalizar armas de fuego a los violentos cárteles de la droga del país. Por unanimidad, los magistrados dijeron que la demanda de México está prohibida bajo una ley estadounidense de 2005 que dio a la industria de armas amplia protección frente a la responsabilidad legal.

  • 1 day ago | bloomberg.com | Greg Stohr

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  • 1 day ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Greg Stohr

    The US Supreme Court threw out a Mexican government lawsuit that accused gunmakers including Smith & Wesson Brands Inc. and Sturm Ruger & Co. of helping to funnel firearms to the country’s violent drug cartels. Voting unanimously, the justices said Mexico’s suit was barred under a 2005 US law that gave the gun industry broad protection from legal liability.

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