Federal agency decisions
Some federal agencies decide cases through their own boards, commissions and judges. This list links to the decisions pages those agencies publish.
Where are federal agency decisions published?
- National Labor Relations Board
- Board of Immigration Appeals and Attorney General decisions
- Federal Labor Relations Authority
- Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission
- Department of Labor Office of Administrative Law Judges
- Patent Trial and Appeal Board
- Board of Veterans' Appeals
- Department of Justice Office of Legal Counsel opinions
Each link opens the official site in a new tab. We checked every link on October 20, 2026. A place without a page we could check is not listed.
Which federal agencies decide cases?
Some federal agencies decide disputes through their own boards, commissions and administrative law judges, for example labor cases, immigration appeals, veterans' benefits appeals and patent challenges. Their decisions are published on each agency's own site.
Each agency publishes its decisions in its own way: some by date, some by case number, and some with a search. Several agencies also publish a separate set of decisions they have designated as precedent.
What other lists does the law library keep?
The law library keeps one list like this for each kind of official source: court forms by state, court rules by state, business entity search, attorney general opinions, session laws and jury instructions.
