The Justice Department was forced to release a 32-page affidavit and 6 pages of accompanying material that it used to convince a judge to issue a search warrant of Donald Trump’s residence at Mar-a-Lago. Here’s what we learned:

A lawsuit to stop Texas from using its abortion laws to ban support for residents seeking the procedure elsewhere spotlights one of the biggest unsettled legal questions around abortion access.

I wish I had a bitcoin—actually, let’s make that the good old nickel—every time someone told me that the business case for diversity in Big Law has been made.

Sandy Hook victims’ families asked a court to remove Alex Jones and his bankrupt company that runs conspiracy website Infowars from controlling its operations and Chapter 11 proceedings, arguing that the right-wing radio host improperly seized millions of dollars in assets.

Carson Block hit back at a former researcher suing him for a share of a $14 million Securities and Exchange Commission whistle-blower award, calling Kevin Barnes’s claims “meritless” in his own lawsuit.

President Joe Biden‘s move to forgive billions in student loans, as part of his administration’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic, is drawing the same sort of legal scrutiny he’s received for policy changes he made without specific permission from Congress.