Matthew Santoni
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Journalist covering Pennsylvania courts for Law360. Incipient middle-aged Yinzer. Lover of dogs, books, and transportation stuff. Opinions are my own.
Algoma filed suit in Canada to get out of its contract to purchase iron ore from U.S. Steel until 2027, citing the Trump tariffs on Canadian steel as making the deal unprofitable, while the company also seeks to shift away from blast furnaces to electric arc furnaces.
December 15, 2025 at 1:26 PM
Algoma filed suit in Canada to get out of its contract to purchase iron ore from U.S. Steel until 2027, citing the Trump tariffs on Canadian steel as making the deal unprofitable, while the company also seeks to shift away from blast furnaces to electric arc furnaces.
"Taken to the extreme, the president could use this method to staff the United States attorney's office with individuals of his personal choice for an entire term without seeking the Senate's advice and consent."
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Judge Finds Habba Unlawfully Serving As NJ's US Atty - Law360 UK
Alina Habba, President Donald Trump's former personal attorney and his pick to remain the U.S. attorney for the District of New Jersey, was unlawfully given an extension of her temporary post after he...
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December 9, 2025 at 10:52 PM
"Taken to the extreme, the president could use this method to staff the United States attorney's office with individuals of his personal choice for an entire term without seeking the Senate's advice and consent."
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The court also rejected the DOJ's argument that the controlling Third Circuit precedent for weighing patient privacy in subpoena disputes was "wrongly decided" 40+ years ago. Patients at Childrens' Hospital in Pittsburgh have pointed to this ruling in their fight against a similar subpoena there.
November 25, 2025 at 2:26 PM
The court also rejected the DOJ's argument that the controlling Third Circuit precedent for weighing patient privacy in subpoena disputes was "wrongly decided" 40+ years ago. Patients at Childrens' Hospital in Pittsburgh have pointed to this ruling in their fight against a similar subpoena there.