Michelle Childs’ nomination to the powerful US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit advanced to the Senate floor on Thursday with bipartisan support.

A ruling allowing a non-profit to train everyday people to provide specific legal advice—what boxes to check on a single page—shows that context matters when pursuing charges based on the unauthorized practice of law.

An IRS proposal that would make it easier for families to get subsidies for health insurance in the Obamacare exchanges would help businesses that would no longer need to pay some of those costs, health insurance brokers say.

Patent attorneys may soon get some long-standing questions on patent eligibility answered by the US Supreme Court in a case involving noisy driveshafts.

Owners of firearm accessories known as bump stocks and a gun-rights group shouldn’t be granted review of a Sixth Circuit ruling upholding a ban on the items, the Biden administration told the US Supreme Court.

The latest US mass shooting at a Uvalde, Texas elementary school creates a new point of political pressure on a U.S. Supreme Court that has signaled it will soon limit state and local governments’ ability to enact gun control measures.