The liberal Michigan Supreme Court put forth a proposal aimed at curbing US Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s ability to make arrests in state courthouses, something many of the thousands who commented on it say is sorely needed.

Now that Elon Musk has his 2018 Tesla Inc. pay package, can Delaware move on?

A crack in the Supreme Court’s conservative bloc emerged as the justices refused to lift a temporary order preventing President Donald Trump from deploying National Guard troops in Chicago.

The Supreme Court’s emergency docket dominated 2025, with the justices considering a surge of challenges to President Donald Trump’s actions that upended its normal operations and resulted in an unusual pace of rulings largely siding with the administration.

Bloomberg Law recognized its inaugural Unrivaled honorees in 2025. Several of these top litigators wrote Insights this fall about the keys to litigation and leadership.

With the overwhelming amount of tax news in 2025—and the seeming endless opinions about it—we were curious to see what Insights resonated with our readers the most over the past year. The most read US-based tax insights were as varied as the news itself, touching on pop culture, tax code changes, and upheaval in the federal government. The authors of these Insights also ran the gamut, from Big Law attorneys to CEOs and even a former IRS commissioner.

The US Occupational Safety and Health Administration is set to conduct more targeted inspections of high-hazard industries like construction, manufacturing and warehousing next year, continuing a trend from the Biden administration.

The Supreme Court’s emergency docket dominated 2025, with the justices considering a surge of challenges to President Donald Trump’s actions that upended its normal operations and resulted in an unusual pace of rulings largely siding with the administration.

Bloomberg Law recognized its inaugural Unrivaled honorees in 2025. Several of these top litigators wrote Insights this fall about the keys to litigation and leadership.

President Trump didn’t exceed his authority by imposing a $100,000 charge on new H-1B workers hired from outside the US, a federal judge in Washington found in a significant win for the administration’s claims to nearly unfettered authority to restrict entry to the US.

Genuine disputes of material fact exist in the once-defeated equal pay and gender discrimination claims brought by two female Stericycle Inc. employees against the company, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday, breathing new life into their suit.

A group of health-care providers can require a proposed class of traveling nurses to arbitrate their wage and hour claims after the Ninth Circuit ruled Tuesday that their contracts’ arbitration provisions weren’t substantively unconscionable.

Large dollar amounts, constitutional questions, and corporate responsibility are at the center of several False Claims Act lawsuits that courts will address in 2026.

Florida, Virginia, and the US Supreme Court are top battlegrounds for mid-decade redistricting in 2026, as President Donald Trump’s drive to squeeze out more Republican-leaning House seats sputters.

The liberal Michigan Supreme Court put forth a proposal aimed at curbing US Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s ability to make arrests in state courthouses, something many of the thousands who commented on it say is sorely needed.

Now that Elon Musk has his 2018 Tesla Inc. pay package, can Delaware move on?

A crack in the Supreme Court’s conservative bloc emerged as the justices refused to lift a temporary order preventing President Donald Trump from deploying National Guard troops in Chicago.

The Supreme Court’s emergency docket dominated 2025, with the justices considering a surge of challenges to President Donald Trump’s actions that upended its normal operations and resulted in an unusual pace of rulings largely siding with the administration.