Measures to lower prescription drug prices will inevitably end up being challenged by pharmaceutical companies, even as they have yet to become law, attorneys say.

A majority of the Eleventh Circuit voted not to revisit a 2020 opinion prohibiting incentive awards for class representatives, solidifying a new circuit split over whether a pair of 19th century Supreme Court cases have always barred the payments.

J. Michael Luttig, a retired federal appellate judge and conservative legal figure, forewarned an existential threat to democracy if the US Supreme Court affirms a GOP-backed election law doctrine.

Senate Democrats’ climate bill includes $3 billion in loans and grants for electric transmission projects—money that, in addition to tax incentives for electricity generators, would break down a significant barrier to a large-scale clean energy rollout, advocates said.

The amount of human involvement needed to secure a patent when artificial intelligence is used to create an invention remains up in the air after a Federal Circuit decision shutting down the possibility of solo AI inventorship.

Donald Trump faces intensifying legal and political pressure after FBI agents searched his Florida home in a probe of whether he took classified documents from the White House when he left office, casting a shadow on his possible run for the presidency in 2024.