A Supreme Court case that will determine the fate of Roe v. Wade—the landmark ruling that legalized abortion nationwide—has intensified pressure to permanently nix a requirement to only give out pills ending early pregnancy in-person.

Target Corp. plans to lower the number of outside law firms it uses and will examine efficiency, diversity, and risk tolerance in deciding which ones to cut, said Don Liu, the company’s chief legal and risk officer.

The U.S. Supreme Court still has a chance to clarify its guidance on trade dress functionality this term, despite declining to consider the issue in a case involving Pocky sticks.

Justice John Paul Stevens didn’t face a single question about abortion at his 1975 Senate confirmation hearing two years after the Supreme Court’s landmark Roe v. Wade decision.

A U.S. couple may proceed in Massachusetts against the U.S. owner of a boat that hit theirs in Greece, severely injuring the wife and causing their boat to sink, the First Circuit said Monday.

Three former Google employees sued the technology giant claiming they were wrongfully fired for challenging a plan to collaborate with the Trump administration’s border security agencies.