The U.S. Supreme Court said it won’t rush to consider hearing a case that threatens to eviscerate Obamacare, likely keeping the fate of the law uncertain until after the 2020 presidential election.

New York is looking to overhaul its Medicaid program, which could mean cuts to hospitals, doctors, nursing homes, and other providers as the state aims to fill a projected $6.1 billion budget gap.

The Supreme Court will hear two days of arguments on Tuesday and Wednesday morning. Chief Justice John Roberts will be there, but then he crosses the street in the afternoon to preside over President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial in the Senate.

Debevoise & Plimpton hired former Davis Polk & Wardwell attorney Avi Gesser as a partner in its cybersecurity and data security group, another sign the firm is broadening its cyber practice reach.

Teacher strikes across the U.S. have yielded a marked increase in bargained wages since a headline-grabbing 2018 walkout in West Virginia reinvigorated #RedforEd protests in states and major cities across the country, a Bloomberg Law analysis found.

General Electric Co. is poised to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to consider when patent challengers can appeal a loss at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board, drawing attention to a question that can influence companies’ strategies for warding off infringement lawsuits.