A government lawyer faced strong questioning about President Joe Biden‘s Inauguration Day termination of the National Labor Relations Board’s top Trump-era lawyer during appellate court oral argument over the president’s authority to fire board general counsels before their terms expire.

Ketanji Brown Jackson’s road to the U.S. Supreme Court has highlighted a lot about the country — including what some say is a broken process to get there.

The House Judiciary Committee advanced legislation Wednesday to phase out per-country caps for employment-based green cards and lift annual caps for family-based green cards.

The White House is close to tapping Obama administration and Capitol Hill veteran Carlos Uriarte to fill one of Washington’s most thankless jobs: the Justice Department’s chief liaison with Capitol Hill.

3M Co.'s request that service members be made to pay filing fees to proceed with their hearing-loss claims over combat earplugs is moot, a federal court in Florida said in a swift rebuke to the company.

This episode of the [Un]Common Law podcast examines what name, image and likeness (NIL) is, some of the cases that led to this new era of college sports, the patchwork of state NIL laws, and the legal and policy concerns going forward.