A divided US Supreme Court struck down a federal restriction on the repayment of candidate loans to their own campaigns, ruling against the Biden administration and in favor of Senator Ted Cruz.

The US Supreme Court ruled against immigrants seeking to challenge administrative decisions in federal court, in a case that could make the difference between someone staying in the US or being deported.

Binance Holdings Ltd., the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, is looking to hire more than 30 lawyers as the industry is in flux and its billionaire founder’s fortune shrinks.

The Biden administration has cleared up uncertainty about the role of a small office that irons out complex environmental permit reviews, part of a bid to speed permitting for wind farms and other projects, its executive director tells Bloomberg Law.

Delaware and Maryland just enacted paid family and medical leave programs, picking up where Democrats in Congress left off in last year’s failed attempt at creating a nationwide version.

A federal appeals court appears poised to void the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s funding structure, in a ruling that would throw a fresh shadow across the beleaguered agency’s work.

The state of Alabama is barred, for now, from enforcing part of its newly-enacted law criminalizing gender-affirming medical care for children, as the Middle District of Alabama granted a preliminary injunction on Friday in a case challenging the law’s constitutionality.