A Texas ruling temporarily blocking President Joe Biden’s plan to pause deportations of undocumented immigrants highlights the risk the new administration’s agenda faces from a potential flood of Republican-led lawsuits.

U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts’s refusal to preside over Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial is giving Republicans an opportunity to focus on the Senate’s process rather than the specifics of the insurrection charge against the former president.

Bloomberg Law is conducting a Q&A series highlighting some of the legal industry’s most important relationships: the often fruitful but sometimes complicated connections between general counsel and their outside law firms. We’re talking with general counsel across industries about how they select outside lawyers and handle issues like billing, fees, and tracking performance.

President Joe Biden has an opening to move quickly against Energy Transfer LP’s Dakota Access pipeline in the wake of a new court decision affirming the need for more review.

Investors expect few fresh insights as companies roll out revamped disclosures about how they manage their most important asset: their employees.

Pressure is mounting on state legislatures and revenue agencies, before the 2021 tax-filing season begins, to clarify their treatment of benefits added to the federal tax code by coronavirus relief laws enacted last year.