Courts across the U.S. are shutting their doors again due to rising Covid-19 cases, including several that had outbreaks inside their courthouses.

A U.S. Tax Court ruling that Coca-Cola Co. must pay most of a $3.4 billion additional tab ordered by the IRS for attributing too much profit to foreign affiliates may have reverberations for Facebook Inc., Medtronic Inc. and other multinational companies facing potentially multi-billion-dollar assessments in similar cases.

Doctors will have an easier time entering into financial arrangements and coordinating care among shared patients under long-awaited changes to two major laws that fight fraud and corruption in the health-care industry.

Along with weighty matters of state like the presidential election and the future of health care, the U.S. Supreme Court’s tasks could include deciding whether trademark law has an exemption for potty humor.

Businesses all across the country have been shutdown for days, weeks, or even months at a time due to the coronavirus pandemic. Many assumed their insurance policies would help them defray some of their lost revenue. But those assumptions were, by and large, wrong.

A flurry of lawsuits against Trump administration financial regulations provide more pathways for the incoming Biden team to remove many of those rules.