Justice Stephen Breyer will return to Harvard Law School to teach after retiring from the US Supreme Court after 28 years last month.

SpaceX, after firing employees critical of Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk last month, is recruiting for a dozen legal and government affairs positions.

Texas has emerged as ground zero in the fight over abortion rights, but many major law firms in the state are so far staying on the sidelines.

His concurrence in Dobbs is dishonest, self-serving, and infuriating. At least, Alito’s full frontal attack on abortion rights is more honest.

The threat of abortion-related legal liability in Texas has raised hard-to-answer questions about companies’ plans to help employees travel for out-of-state procedures—including how much sensitive employee information a company could be forced to disclose in court.

The bursting of the cryptocurrency market is fueling calls for clearer guidelines on how to treat assets in crypto company bankruptcies.

Nursing homes are seeking lots of flexibility, forgiveness, and funding when the Biden administration implements its mandatory minimum staffing requirements for the facilities next year.